Passage 3

In English

If you see only the One, your vision is clearest

The , the Full Moon day: dedicated to the Teacher, is to be spent in contemplation of the path that leads to liberation and in offering gratitude to the path-finders. There are now three types of available for man - those who rob the pupils of their possessions and fatten themselves; those who rob the pupils of their individuality and intelligence and elevate themselves into despotic potentates; and those who rob the pupils of their anxieties and agonies and, fulfil themselves as benefactors. Many insist that their followers should treat them with showy forms of worship this day and offer special donations at their feet. Claiming and accepting such superficial forms of adoration is contemptible. The pupil has to be "" (In constant divine communian), ever alert to be attached to higher ideals. The Master has to be a supreme unflinching example, in this . The is - .full, undisturbed by any doubt, deficiency or sense of want. Like the Full Moon, he confers joy, cool comfort, and a sense of relief. Sit calm a few moments; you can yourself judge your attainments in this line. If you are dually minded, you are half blind still. If you see only the One, your vision is clearest; seeing double is a sign of optical disease. See only the One, the eternal, the true, the Divine. Rise up to the Divine; don't bring down Godhead to your human and even animal levels. Do not worship God as the picture before you, but, worship the picture before you as God, because God is in everything and can be grasped through every single symbol. There is nothing wherein He is not; there is no might or right, apart from Him. The eye sees; but, what is it that sees the eye that grasps the impressions gained by the eye? It is the mind. The objective world is the (the seen); the eye is the (the seer); but, the eye itself is to the mind which is the . Now, the mind is also , so long as the Intellect is . Finally the Intellect is also , for, the is the ultimate which observes as a Witness this (play of the mind-principle).