Yes, It Is Difficult For Man To

Arise, Transcend Thyself, Thou Art Man And The Whole Nature Of Man Is To Become More Than Himself.

Impossibility Is Only A Sum Of Greater Unrealised Possibles. It Veils An Advanced Stage And A Yet Unaccomplished Journey.

The Meeting Of Man And God Must Always Mean A Penetration And Entry Of The Divine Into The Human And A Self-immergence Of Man In The Divinity.

All That Is Born And Destroyed Is Reborn In The Sweep Of The Ages; Life Like A Decimal Ever Recurring Repeats The Old Figure.

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.