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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.

The Divine Truth Is Greater Than Any Religion Or Creed Or Scripture Or Idea Or Philosophy.

The Language Of The Veda Itself Is Sruti, A Rhythm Not Composed By The Intellect But Heard, A Divine Word That Same Vibrating Out Of The Infinite To The Inner Audience Of The Man Who Had Previously Made Himself Fit Fot The Impersonal Knowledge.

Your Mind Has Some Clearness And Capacity For Right Thinking; It Opens Towards The Heights, But For Its Own Sake, - To Receive Light From Above For Its Own Activity.

Delight Is The Secret. Learn Of Pure Delight And Thou Shalt Learn Of God. What Then Was The Commencement Of The Whole Matter? Existence That Multiplied Itself For Sheer Delight Of Being And Plunged Into Numberless Trillions Of Forms So That It Might Find Itself Innumerably.