In English
This is how the expressed their feelings of unity with God, who appears in diverse forms. They said, “You and I are one, we and we are one”. God is there in rivers, in oceans, in mountains, in trees and everywhere. (the knower of becomes verily himself). The were the living examples of this dictum. This is the quality of total surrender that was naturally displayed by the . That is unity in diversity. But today devotees say, “You are You and I am I”. Then how can you realise unity? We should say, “You and I are we; we and we are one”. Here, there, everywhere only One exists.