In English
To give one example of-intolerance: The declare that the Divine permeates everything in the Universe: "." ("God resides in all this.") With faith in this declaration, the people of revere trees, ant-hills, mountains, rivers and even serpents. This holy attitude towards all things in creation is interpreted by some people professing other faiths, which teach the Omnipresence of God, as blind superstition! The obvious absurdity of this dual attitude has not struck them. The urge in the mind that animates the senses is stronger than the sense organs themselves. The eyes , for instance, are merely instruments for seeing, but seeing itself is a power that is superior to them. Similarly, hearing power is higher than the mere ear. The mind is superior to the sense organs and superior to the mind is "" (intellect), the power of discrimination. Above the is the animating Life Principle the . Above the (the individual soul) is the (Supreme Soul). Between the individual and the Divine, there is an attractive deluding veil, (illusory power). When this veil falls, the individualised Self and the Universal Omni-self become one. When the mind turns away from the senses to the for enlightenment, (Divine Bliss) starts to flow and the glory of "" (Divine Soul) is revealed. promotes the search inward. While the sense organs - the eye, the ear, the nose, the tongue and the tensile skin - all open out towards external objects, true (spiritual discipline) consists in turning the vision inwards, in fact, to swim against the on rushing current. It is seldom realised how near is the goal of self- realisation when once the sense organs are turned inwards.