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Date Posted: 17:27
Author: Bill - 2 Aug 2001
Subject: Re: Paramhansaji's early writings
In reply to: Anonymous - 1 Aug 2001 's message, "Re: Paramhansaji's early writings" on 17:22

Anonymous,

Thanks for the information. In the recent NTLA article it mentioned the partnership and the division of monies pursuant to the agreement as ordered by the court.

I remember in Durgaji's book her inclusion of a letter from PY to Rajasi wherein he mentions the "Dhirananda's betrayal and Miami crucifixion," as one of the "crucifixion's" he endured here on earth. He also mentions Nerode's "betrayal." Possibly the Miami incident PY refers to might be his jailing or being run out of town by the Chief of Police because of his skin color? I don't really know for sure.

I just had a thought that these long ago incidents haven't much to do with being a kriyaban. I suppose SRF doesn't reveal these things because they were personally painful for PY and because it just stirs up people like me, who instead of trying to find out every little detail of PY's life, miss the boat that leaves for the Shore.

You, however, have answered some long time questions regarding this topic. Again, thanks.

Bill

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Re: Paramhansaji's early writings -- anonymous - 2 Aug 2001, 17:30