Page 4 - Madhu Jagdhish
P. 4
When we look on the multiplicity of the world, it
is only a crowded plurality that we can find and
to arrive at unity we have to reduce, to suppress
what we have seen or sparingly select a few
indications or to be satisfied with the unity of this
or that separate idea, experience or imagination;
but when we have realised the self, the infinite
unity and look back on the multiplicity of the
world, then we find that oneness able to bear all
the infinity of variation and circumstance we can
crowd into it and its unity remains unabridged by
even the most endless self-multiplication of its
informing creation.