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<p>Added {content_identifier} content</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>English Translation of Ramanuja&#039;s Sanskrit Commentary By Swami Adidevananda<br /> 6.9 &#039;Well-wishers&#039; (Suhrt) are those who wish one well, regardless of differences in age. &#039;Friends&#039; (Mitra) are well-wisheres of eal age. &#039;Foes&#039; (Ari) are those who wish ill to one because of some particular cause. &#039;The indifferent&#039; (Udasina) are those devoid of both friendship and hostility because of the absence of causes for both; &#039;neutrals&#039; (Madhyastha) are those who are by their very nature incapable of both friendship and hostility. &#039;The hateful&#039; are those who wish ill to one even from birth. &#039;Relations&#039; are those who bear goodwill from birth. &#039;The good&#039; are those devoted to virtue. &#039;The sinful&#039; are those given to sin. Because of the self being the only end of Yoga, and because of there being no gain and no opposition from well-wishers, friends, etc., he who could regard them all with an eal eye as selves, excels in respect of fitness for the practice of Yoga.</div>

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