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Yes sir. We cannot ever be sure of what exactly he meant but I think we are getting hung up on ‘wrong’. Given that Bhagavan never judged or condemned anybody and given the context of the paragraph, one reasonable inference is that by ‘wrong’ he probably meant illogical or irrational. Sort of robbing Peter to pay Paul; likewise the mind punishing the body in order to deal with its pain.

[QUOTE="Iyest, post: 459220, member: 11565"] Yes sir. We cannot ever be sure of what exactly he meant but I think we are getting hung up on ‘wrong’. Given that Bhagavan never judged or condemned anybody and given the context of the paragraph, one reasonable inference is that by ‘wrong’ he probably meant illogical or irrational. Sort of robbing Peter to pay Paul; likewise the mind punishing the body in order to deal with its pain. [/QUOTE]

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