Passage 3

In English

Since ancient times, the have been imparting sacred teachings to man, which is testimony to the rich cultural heritage of . The teachings of the are eternal and immortal. They declare, (God is the essence of all). Just as sugar is present in every drop of syrup, butter in every drop of milk, Divinity pervades every atom and every cell of Its creation. However, all cannot comprehend this sacred principle and the existence of Divinity. Few can understand the mysteries of Divinity which pervades everything, right from microcosm to macrocosm. The reveal many secrets which otherwise would remain unknown to man. Just as one can experience the presence of sweetness in sugarcane, hot taste in chillies, sour taste in lemon, fragrance in flower, the existence of Divinity can be experienced in the entire creation. No scientist or engineer can understand this principle of immanence. All these are direct proofs of the existence of Divinity. One should make efforts to recognise this principle. One experiences overwhelming joy when one sees a river in full flow, a lake filled to its brim or a fully-grown crop. They are all direct evidences of the existence of God. However, man is not able to understand this. Right from birth to death, man undergoes various experiences. But, he is deluded with the feeling that he is the doer and the cause for all experiences. How can one, who does not understand his own true nature, comprehend the transcendental principle of the divine? All that one sees, hears, experiences and enjoys point to the existence of God. Man should make every effort to understand the divine principle. Today man is exploring everything except the divine principle. He spends any amount of time to understand things like computer, television, telephone, etc., but cannot spare time to know God.