All is One a Plea for the Higher Pantheism
All is One a Plea for the Higher Pantheism
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The loss of self in oneness with the All must be an actual experience, not a mere conclusion of speculative thought. It must take the form of an expansion and illumination of consciousness which immeasurably transcends the horizon of man's normal life, and which words are therefore powerless to describe. Each man in turn must realise the experience for himself. Until he has done so he cannot begin to understand what it is. How is he to fit himself for this vision of the All ? If he does not fit... himself for it he will not be able to enjoy it. It will not come to him in a dream or a trance. Or if it does, he must first have prepared himself for it. He must have earned it so fully that he can claim it at last, not as a favour but as a right.
There seem to be various methods by which this can be done. In India, where there is a spiritual tradition which we of the West have lost (if it was ever ours), there are two direct but 88 \ CONSCIOUSNESS OF SELF difficult paths to the universalisation of con- sciousness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The loss of self in oneness with the All must be an actual experience, not a mere conclusion of speculative thought. It must take the form of an expansion and illumination of consciousness which immeasurably transcends the horizon of man's normal life, and which words are therefore powerless to describe. Each man in turn must realise the experience for himself. Until he has done so he cannot begin to understand what it is. How is he to fit himself for this vision of the All ? If he does not fit... himself for it he will not be able to enjoy it. It will not come to him in a dream or a trance. Or if it does, he must first have prepared himself for it. He must have earned it so fully that he can claim it at last, not as a favour but as a right.
There seem to be various methods by which this can be done. In India, where there is a spiritual tradition which we of the West have lost (if it was ever ours), there are two direct but 88 \ CONSCIOUSNESS OF SELF difficult paths to the universalisation of con- sciousness.
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