Creative Unity
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Wefind no trace of the love between the first man and woman graduallysurpassing themselves and overflowing the rest of creation, such as wefind in the love scenes in _Kumâra-Sambhava_ and _Shakuntalâ_. In theseclusion of the bower, where the first man and woman rested in thegarden of Paradise— Bird, beast, insect or worm Durst enter none, such was their awe of man.
Not that India denied the superiority of man, but the test of thatsuperiority lay, according to her, in the comprehensiveness ofsym...pathy, not in the aloofness of absolute distinction.
IV India holds sacred, and counts as places of pilgrimage, all spotswhich display a special beauty or splendour of nature. These had nooriginal attraction on account of any special fitness for cultivationor settlement. Here, man is free, not to look upon Nature as a sourceof supply of his necessities, but to realise his soul beyond himself. The Himâlayas of India are sacred and the Vindhya Hills. Her majesticrivers are sacred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wefind no trace of the love between the first man and woman graduallysurpassing themselves and overflowing the rest of creation, such as wefind in the love scenes in _Kumâra-Sambhava_ and _Shakuntalâ_. In theseclusion of the bower, where the first man and woman rested in thegarden of Paradise— Bird, beast, insect or worm Durst enter none, such was their awe of man.
Not that India denied the superiority of man, but the test of thatsuperiority lay, according to her, in the comprehensiveness ofsym...pathy, not in the aloofness of absolute distinction.
IV India holds sacred, and counts as places of pilgrimage, all spotswhich display a special beauty or splendour of nature. These had nooriginal attraction on account of any special fitness for cultivationor settlement. Here, man is free, not to look upon Nature as a sourceof supply of his necessities, but to realise his soul beyond himself. The Himâlayas of India are sacred and the Vindhya Hills. Her majesticrivers are sacred.
What to read after Creative Unity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tagore, Rabindranath, 1861-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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