The Religion of the Sikhs
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" " He is not old, nor is He young. " " He feeleth nor heat nor cold. " 1 See note page 38. The pantheistic Doctrine of the Vedanta necessitated the use of negations, for the absolute Brahma, the world-soul of the Universe could possess no positive qualities of goodness, mercy and the like. Thus : " This Self is nay, nay : not to be grasped, for He is not grasped ; not to be broken, for He is not broken ; unclinging, for He clings not ; He is not bound, He trembles not, He takes no hurt, " (Bei...had-aranyaka Upanishad. ) NATURE OF GOD 45 U He hath no father and no mother, " and so on. But yet He possesses many of the attributes of personality. He is an Ocean of Mercy, the Friend of Man, the Friend of Sinners, the Bountiful, Destroyer of Sorrow, Cherisher of the Poor. " He is wise, generous, beautiful, infinite. " He "beholdeth" and "heareth" his servants whom He loves. He is both Father and Mother to man.
" God is the leather and Mother of all, and taketh care of them " ; or He may be described as Lover or Spouse to the human soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " He is not old, nor is He young. " " He feeleth nor heat nor cold. " 1 See note page 38. The pantheistic Doctrine of the Vedanta necessitated the use of negations, for the absolute Brahma, the world-soul of the Universe could possess no positive qualities of goodness, mercy and the like. Thus : " This Self is nay, nay : not to be grasped, for He is not grasped ; not to be broken, for He is not broken ; unclinging, for He clings not ; He is not bound, He trembles not, He takes no hurt, " (Bei...had-aranyaka Upanishad. ) NATURE OF GOD 45 U He hath no father and no mother, " and so on. But yet He possesses many of the attributes of personality. He is an Ocean of Mercy, the Friend of Man, the Friend of Sinners, the Bountiful, Destroyer of Sorrow, Cherisher of the Poor. " He is wise, generous, beautiful, infinite. " He "beholdeth" and "heareth" his servants whom He loves. He is both Father and Mother to man.
" God is the leather and Mother of all, and taketh care of them " ; or He may be described as Lover or Spouse to the human soul.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Field to read onlineMoreLess
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