Guest guest Posted April 4, 1999 Report Share Posted April 4, 1999 > CONCERNING THE EDITING OF JAYADVAITA PRABHU, WHATEVER HE DOES IS APPROVED > BY ME. I HAVE CONFIDENCE IN HIM. Your changes which I have seen of the > sanskrit synonyms is also approved by me. Tanmayataya refers to the fact > that the trees and the father were absorbed in the same feeling > IT IS NOT OUR PHILOSOPHY TO PRINT ERRORS. Of course, > our spiritual subject matter is transcendental and therefore it remains > potent despite mistakes in grammar, spelling, etc. BUT THIS TYPE OF > TRANSLATION MAY ONLY BE ALLOWED IF THERE IS NO OTHER WAY TO CORRECT IT, > then it is all right. BUT IF YOU KNOW THE CORRECT ORDER, THEN YOU MUST > MAKE IT PERFECT. That is our philosophy: everything perfect for Krishna. I think that these quotes solve the whole question and have not been refuted satisfactorily by anyone. At this point, the only criticism that could be done to Jayadvaita Swami´s work would be to check one by one his revisions and either offer better versions or defend Hayagriva´s versions. In his conference, Jayadvaita Swami offers all the keys to do that serious work. Christian philologists have the Concordated Bibles and other instruments for specialists. An annotated Bhagavad-Gita would be such an instrument for devotee scholars, but for general people, it would only create doubts about our Scriptures. Ys Bhagavata-Purana Dasa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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