Vednta Philosophy Divine Heritage of Man
Vednta Philosophy Divine Heritage of Man
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Talents for eloquence, music, paint- ing, and uncommon ingenuity in several mechanical arts, traces of which were never found in the ordinary normal condition, are often evolved in the state of madness. Somnambulists in deep sleep have solved most difficult mathematical problems and per- formed various acts with results which have surprised them in their normal waking states. Thus we can understand that each individual mind is the store- house of many powers, various impressions and ideas, 30me... of which manifest in our normal state, while 60 Vedanta Philosophy.
others remain latent. Our present condition of mind and body is nothing but the manifested form of certain dormant powers that exist in ourselves. If new powers are roused up and begin to manifest the whole nature will be changed into a new form. The manifestation of latent powers is at the bottom of the evolution of one species into another. This idea has been expressed in a few words by Patanjali, the great Hindu evolutionist who lived long before the Christian era.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Talents for eloquence, music, paint- ing, and uncommon ingenuity in several mechanical arts, traces of which were never found in the ordinary normal condition, are often evolved in the state of madness. Somnambulists in deep sleep have solved most difficult mathematical problems and per- formed various acts with results which have surprised them in their normal waking states. Thus we can understand that each individual mind is the store- house of many powers, various impressions and ideas, 30me... of which manifest in our normal state, while 60 Vedanta Philosophy.
others remain latent. Our present condition of mind and body is nothing but the manifested form of certain dormant powers that exist in ourselves. If new powers are roused up and begin to manifest the whole nature will be changed into a new form. The manifestation of latent powers is at the bottom of the evolution of one species into another. This idea has been expressed in a few words by Patanjali, the great Hindu evolutionist who lived long before the Christian era.
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