The Spirit of the Upanishads Or the Aphorisms of the Wise
The Spirit of the Upanishads Or the Aphorisms of the Wise
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FREEDOM.
That mean spirit should be avoided from a distance, who, relying on the unseen Fate, attributes his conduct to the unreal and false idea of some one necessitating it from behind. He is verily a beast, constantly in another's power, who thinks he goes to heaven or hell as God may wil1 k - Yogavasishtha.
Even the body being of illusion, where could there be any room for necessity? That the Vedas speak of necessity is only for the enlightenment of the ignorant.
A parokshanubhuti.
In this ...world, oh child of the Raghus! every one can always compass everything through well-directed per- sonal effort. Yogavasishtha.
Resort to personal effort. Hear such word of scripture as points out some useful line of action. The rest, even though as old as time, should be overlooked, with the eye fixed on truth and truth alone. Yogavasishtha.
The wise, relying on necessity, should not give up free personal effort, for even necessity works through freedom.
Yogavasishtha.
He who sets himself not at liberty by cutting the tight bond his mind with his mind, can never be freed by any one else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FREEDOM.
That mean spirit should be avoided from a distance, who, relying on the unseen Fate, attributes his conduct to the unreal and false idea of some one necessitating it from behind. He is verily a beast, constantly in another's power, who thinks he goes to heaven or hell as God may wil1 k - Yogavasishtha.
Even the body being of illusion, where could there be any room for necessity? That the Vedas speak of necessity is only for the enlightenment of the ignorant.
A parokshanubhuti.
In this ...world, oh child of the Raghus! every one can always compass everything through well-directed per- sonal effort. Yogavasishtha.
Resort to personal effort. Hear such word of scripture as points out some useful line of action. The rest, even though as old as time, should be overlooked, with the eye fixed on truth and truth alone. Yogavasishtha.
The wise, relying on necessity, should not give up free personal effort, for even necessity works through freedom.
Yogavasishtha.
He who sets himself not at liberty by cutting the tight bond his mind with his mind, can never be freed by any one else.
What to read after The Spirit of the Upanishads Or the Aphorisms of the Wise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Imre Madch to read onlineMoreLess
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