The Cup Has To Be Left Clean

The Yoga We Practice Is Not For Ourselves Alone, But For The Divine; Its Aim Is To Work Out The Will Of The Divine In The World, To Effect A Spiritual Transformation And To Bring Down A Divine Nature And A Divine Life Into The Mental, Vital And Physical Nature And Life Of Humanity. Its Object Is Not Personal Mukti, Although Mukti Is A Necessary Condition Of The Yoga, But The Liberation And Transformation Of The Human Being. It Is Not Personal Ananda, But The Bringing Down Of The Divine Ananda - Christ's Kingdom Of Heaven, Our Satyayuga - Upon The Earth.

Indian Religion Has Always Felt That Since The Minds, The Temperaments And The Intellectual Affinities Of Men Are Unlimited In Their Variety, A Perfect Liberty Of Thought And Of Worship Must Be Allowed To The Individual In His Approach To The Infinite.

Yes, This Purusha Consciousness Must Be Maintained; Otherwise The Calm Will Not Last. The Knocks And Blows That Come From Outside Cannot Disturb One, If This Purusha Consciousness Remains At The Back.

Everyone Has In Him Something Divine, Something His Own, A Chance Of Perfection And Strength In However Small A Sphere Which God Offers Him To Take Or Refuse. The Task Is To Find It, Develop It & Use It. The Chief Aim Of Education Should Be To Help The Growing Soul To Draw Out That In Itself Which Is Best And Make It Perfect For A Noble Use.

The Truth-power Must Be Brought Down From Above Into That State Of Peace, And This Higher Power - Parashakti - Will Directly Guide The Vehicle - ādhāra - And Transform It.