Passage 1

In English

(He who knows the vastest becomes the vastest), say the (sages). is the word used for what they indicate as the vastest, which words cannot reach nor the imagination conceive. There is a , the First of the Trinity, with four heads, the Creator, from whom we have to distinguish this vast immanent Principle. This is described, not as one of three, but as the One without a second. The Vedhic statement ("All is ") is the key to the understanding to the Universal Eternal Principle. The need not be sought, at some far distant spot, on the Himalayas or in the depths of space. Some cosmonauts when they landed on Moon reported that God does not exist, because they did not spot Him anywhere in their spatial journey, as if He lives and moves in space and accosts all who dare flit through His corridors! is the Reality of the seeker, the Cosmonaut, the person who asserts its existence as well as of the person who doubts or denies. To say that the Divine is a fiction of some one's fancy is to be false to one's own genuine truth. The Divine is what integrates and unites all this diversity into one single essence.