Passage 12

In English

The exemplified the highest and purest form of love for God. ( sang a song which the addressed to , praying to Him to fill their parched hearts with nectarine showers of His love). Love of God is greater than nectar. It is called , Devotion to the Lord. It transcends the four (goals of fife). Man may love the body, the mind, the or the (the Inner Instruments). Love for the body ends with the death of the body. Love for the mind results in bondage because of the aberrations of the mind. Love for the intellect results in endless speculation and enquiry. Love for the promotes the ego feeling. It encourages dualism (separating man from God). Only the one who realises his oneness with the can experience infinite bliss - -the bliss that is eternal.