Atmâ
Atmâ
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thoughtfully, "it is not new to me. Thoughtsfor which I cannot account have been borne in upon my soul, waking andsleeping, by riverside or on mountain height, and I know and believethat he who would find God must close his eyes and his ears. " "And the soul, " said Bertram, "that knows an infallible guide, be itvoice of other man, or of his own reason, or volume of mystery, orwhatever it be, that soul walks not by faith. But why speak of a soulfinding God? The soul of man must be first found o...f Him, and it seems tome that until thus adopted no soul would prefer faith to knowledge--thusmuch might we learn of Nawab Khan. " And as they returned to the Palace, they continued this grave discourse, lamenting the sadness and sin of the world, and Atm
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
thoughtfully, "it is not new to me. Thoughtsfor which I cannot account have been borne in upon my soul, waking andsleeping, by riverside or on mountain height, and I know and believethat he who would find God must close his eyes and his ears. " "And the soul, " said Bertram, "that knows an infallible guide, be itvoice of other man, or of his own reason, or volume of mystery, orwhatever it be, that soul walks not by faith. But why speak of a soulfinding God? The soul of man must be first found o...f Him, and it seems tome that until thus adopted no soul would prefer faith to knowledge--thusmuch might we learn of Nawab Khan. " And as they returned to the Palace, they continued this grave discourse, lamenting the sadness and sin of the world, and Atm
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