Reply To: Chapter II, verse 11 – question

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Chap.III Vs 31 commentary regarding Sraddha «Sraddha includes the capacity of the intellect to reflect upon the teachings, understand, assimilate and make it your own. The ability to pursue it until you become one with it. Until the information brings about a transformation in your personality. Until the knowledge metamorphoses into wisdom. » (page 526). Does this definition of Sraddha also apply to Nididhyasana – as in : « Sravana » (listen, gain knowledge), « Manana » (reflect, question, contemplate) and
« Nididhyasan » (living the knowledge, engage & interact with it to transform). Could you kindly explain the difference ? Thank you very much.