Passage 11

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You must keep yearning for darśan, touch and converse.

Everywhere It has hands and feet, everywhere eyes, heads and faces; everywhere in the world It has ears; It stands enveloping all.

It is He Himself who is in everyone! All heads, all hands, all feet are His! The one God has taken on many names and forms. Every person is an embodiment of God! That you can see so many thousands of Gods here: what good fortune! When God Himself is in him, how can man be small? You are not men; truly, you are embodiments of God! God Himself, taking on human form and playing the part of man, moves about in this world. So believe that all men are embodiments of God. “Daivaṃ mānuṣarūpeṇa”. Only when you believe deeply in the Divinity in human form will the sense of being a jīva leave you, and Divinity come to you. When you recognize oneness, the jīva-nature itself turns into Divinity.