My Own Life In India,

Someone Ought To Do It, But Why Should I? Someone Ought To Do It, So Why Not I? Between These Two Sentences Lie Whole Centuries Of Moral Evolution.

When We Realise Our Oneness With Our Ruler, Then The Matter Shall Have No Longer Power Over Us, And We Shall See It As The Unreality It Is.

As The Heat Of The Coal Differs From The Coal Itself, So Do Memory, Perception, Judgment, Emotion, And Will, Differ From The Brain Which Is The Instrument Of Thought.

At The Solemn Moment Of Death, Every Man, Even When Death Is Sudden, Sees The Whole Of His Past Life Marshalled Before Him, In Its Minutest Details. For One Short Instant The Personal Becomes One With The Individual And All-knowing Ego. But This Instant Is Enough To Show To Him The Whole Chain Of Causes Which Have Been At Work During His Life.

God' Is Always The Equivalent Of 'i Do Not Know.