The Heart's Words Fall Back Unheard From

Hinduism... Gave Itself No Name, Because It Set Itself No Sectarian Limits; It Claimed No Universal Adhesion, Asserted No Sole Infallible Dogma, Set Up No Single Narrow Path Or Gate Of Salvation; It Was Less A Creed Or Cult Than A Continuously Enlarging Tradition Of The Godward Endeavour Of The Human Spirit. An Immense Many-sided Many-staged Provision For A Spiritual Self-building And Self-finding, It Had Some Right To Speak Of Itself By The Only Name It Knew, The Eternal Religion, Sanatana Dharma.

There Are All Kinds Of People, And In The Attempt To Build Up A Solidarity Among Them, Defects Of Each One Affect All The Others.

Man's Freedom Is Relative And It Cannot Be Held Solely Responsible For The Imperfection Of His Nature.

It Is True That The Subliminal In Man Is The Largest Part Of His Nature And Has In It The Secret Of The Unseeen Dynamisms Which Explain His Surface Activities. But The Lower Vital Subconscious Which Is All That This Psycho-analysis Of Freud Seems To Know, - And Of That It Knows Only A Few Ill-lit Corners, - Is No More Than A Restricted And Very Inferior Portion Of The Subliminal Whole... To Begin By Opening Up The Lower Subconscious, Risking To Raise Up All That Is Foul Or Obscure In It, Is To Go Out Of One's Way To Invite Trouble.

The Desire Of Your Vital Being Is Towards Work. And The Vital Being Won't Find Any Interest In Yoga So Long As You Do Not Have Any Experience Of The Higher And Fuller Life That Is In Yoga. As Long As This Experience Is Not There, The Vital Being Will Not Find Any Interest.