In English
Ancients considered triple unity as a form of
Heaven and hell are dependent on the conduct of people. The body is a home wherein reside three entities called (mind), (speech) and limbs (organs of action). True humanness consists in the unity of thought, word and deed. In parlance, this unity was described as (triple purity). True (liberation) consists in giving expression in words to the thoughts which arise in the mind and to practise what one says. The ancients considered this triple unity as a form of . "" (Those whose mind, words and deeds are in complete accord are high-souled beings). "" (The wicked are those whose thoughts deviate from their words and actions). Hence every man should strive to achieve unity in thought, word and deed. That is the hall-mark of humanness. This profound truth is proclaimed by the pronouncement that the body is a temple in which the eternal is the Indweller. The is dualistic. is monistic (). The essence of is the triune unity of thought, word and deed. In this unity, true bliss can be experienced. It will also demonstrate the spiritual basis of divinity.