cardemaister wrote: > Thanks, but I meant specifically the "TM-versions" > of the suutras. > So, Erik, when are you going to order the book from MUM?
Maybe you should have taken notes when you got the initiation instructions for the upasana from Marshy. It's obvious you're not going to get any help from the sadhaks here, since obviously none are Sanskrit readers, despite their numerous M.B.A.s, Ph.D.s, their TMO status and despite having lived in Fairfield for decades. Slow learners, I guess. Go figure. Maybe the mayor of Vedic City could help you out - he would know about this since Sanskrit is the offical language in the Global Country of Word Peace. Write him a letter. Apparently Tony Nader can read Sanskrit and he can speak it like it was his mother tongue. Send him an email - I'm sure he will respond right away, since he's the director of the Open University. Or, ring up Dr. Katz at Oxford - he may know a thing or two about some suutras, since he translated the entire Bhagavad Gita into English. Ask for Vernon. Or why not just contact the Marshy in person - apparently he's got a few telephones, FAX machines, and Blackberrys at his disposal (maybe even a two-way wrist radio). Let me know what kind of response you get. P.S. It might help to get some Sanskrit flash cards and learn the Sanskrit alphabet with the vowels and the consonants too. Available from MUM Press: 'Yoga Sutras of Patanjali' Sanskrit and Devangiri http://mumpress.com/p_d07.html Other titles of interest: 'Learn Sanskrit In 30 Days' By Vidavisarada 21st Century Books 108 W. Broadway, Suite 100 Fairfield, Iowa 52556 U.S.A. http://www.21stbooks.com/ > Anyone know, where one could find the Sanskrit > versions of the TM-Sidhi suutras? >
