Passage 6

In English

‘ is subtler than the atom and vaster than the cosmos. Being all-pervasive and as the eternal witness, this is and is .’ This is the very essence of the phrase - ‘.’ How can one ever describe so subtle a principle? How can one limit such an all-pervasive principle to one place? Only on delving deep into the teaching can one comprehend such profound Truths. Inspite of the bright sunlight, a blind man cannot see anything. Similarly, an atheist refuses to accept this Truth that is clearly manifest all over the world. In the it is said - ‘As is the feeling so does it happen’ and also ‘whatever you see, perishes.’ Based on such declarations one should try to comprehend the true nature of Love. True love is not a delusion of the mind. It is a pure and unsullied principle. It is a natural feeling and not an artificial one. As natural is the flow of the river towards the sea, the clinging of creeper to the tree, glittering of the stars in the firmament, so natural is the spontaneous flow of man’s love towards God. Love has no reason and it is not bound by any rules and regulations. Selfless love that does not expect any reward, directly reaches God. The worldly love does not arise from the true source of one’s heart but it arises out of compulsion. True love should flow directly from the heart. The love that you try to cultivate by spiritual practices is not true love.