Passage 12

In English

The describe God as (subtler than the subtlest and vaster than the vastest). The same Divinity is present in microcosm as well as in macrocosm. Names may be different, but essence is the same. You may draw a circle within a bigger circle. Both are different in volume, but their value is the same zero. The is equally present all over, in all types of bodies, whether seen or unseen. It is beyond time and space. There is a reflection of the moon in oil. The reflection is destroyed when the oil is burned; but this act has no effect on the moon. All that you perceive through the senses is but a reflection, and not the reality. When you travel in a train and look out through the window, you feel all trees moving. In fact, you are the one who is moving. The earth is rotating at a speed of 1,000 miles per hour. It is also revolving around the sun. The moon appears to be moving while clouds are moving. Sitting on a boulder, how can you attempt to remove it at the same time? Having been immersed deeply in body consciousness, how can you realise Divinity? You should be able to discriminate between an object and its basis. A cart moves well when the horse draws it from the front. Will it move when you put the horse behind the cart?