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W hen that 'day' comes, all visible creation arises from the Invisible; and when the 'night' of dissolution comes, all creation disappears.

The Bhagavat Gita quote, Hinduism
8:18; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1962

I am hidden by My veil of Maya, and the deluded people of the world do not know Me, the Beginningless, the Eternal. ... But the man of vision and I are one. His Self is Myself, and I am his sole trust.

At the end of many lives the man of vision comes to Me. "God is all," this great man declares. But how rarely is such a man found!

The Bhagavat Gita quote, Hinduism
7:25 and 7:18-19; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1962

T he three gunas comprising Prakrti come from Me, but I am not in them; they are in Me. The whole world is under the delusion of My Maya (appearance) and knows not Me, the Eternal. This Maya of Mine is difficult to penetrate, but those who know Me go beyond My Maya.

The Bhagavat Gita quote, Hinduism
7:12-14; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1962

I n this experience of Unity, the yogi is liberated, delivered from all suffering forever .... The yogi whose heart is still, whose passions are dissolved, and who is pure of sin, experiences this supreme bliss and knows his oneness with Brahman.

The Bhagavat Gita quote, Hinduism
6:23-27; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1962

W hen the mind of the yogi is in peace, focused on the Self within, and beyond all restless desires, then he experiences Unity.
His mind becomes still, like the flame of a lamp sheltered from the winds.
When the mind rests in the prayerful stillness of yoga, by the grace of the One, he knows the One, and attains fulfillment.
Then he knows the joy of Eternity; he sees beyond the intellect and the senses. He becomes the Unmoving, the Eternal

The Bhagavat Gita quote, Hinduism
6:18-21; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1962

W hen a man knows himself to be Brahman, his reason is steady, and all delusion is gone from him.
When pleasures come, he is not moved; and when pain comes, he is unmoved.
He is not bound by things without; within himself he enjoys happiness.
His soul is one with Brahman, and so he enjoys eternal bliss.

The Bhagavat Gita quote, Hinduism
5:20-21; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1962

B y meditation on Him, by contemplation of Him, and by communion with Him, there comes in the end destruction of earthly delusion.

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Svetasvatara Upanishad, VI

T he Immortal is veiled by the world. The Spirit of Life is the Immortal. Name and form are the world, and by them the Spirit is veiled.

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, I.6

B ehold the glory of God in the universe and all that lives and moves on earth. Leaving the transient, find joy in the Eternal.

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Isha Upanishad, I.1

W ords cannot describe the joy of the soul whose impurities are washed away in the depths of contemplation, who is one with the Atman, his own Self. Only those who experience this joy know what it is.

... As water becomes one with water, fire with fire, and air with air, so the mind becomes one with the infinite Mind and thus attains Freedom.

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Maitri Upanishad, VI.19-23; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1965

W hen a wise man has withdrawn his mind from all things without, and when his spirit has peacefully left all inner sensations' let him rest in peace, free from the movement of will and desire. ... For it has been said: There is something beyond our mind which abides in silence within our mind. It is the supreme mystery beyond thought. Let one's mind and subtle spirit rest upon that and nothing else.

... When the mind is silent, beyond weakness and distraction, then it can enter into a world which is far beyond the mind: the supreme Destination. ... Then one knows the joy of Eternity.

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Maitri Upanishad, VI.19-23; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1965

T he mind of man is of two kinds: pure and impure. It is impure when in the grip of worldly desire, and pure when free from such desire. ... If men thought of God as much as they think of the world, who would not attain liberation?

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Maitri Upanishad, VI.24; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1965

N ot even through deep knowledge can the Self be reached, unless evil ways are abandoned, and there is rest in the senses, concentration in the mind, and peace in one's heart.

... When the wise man rests his mind in contemplation on our God beyond time, who invisibly dwells in the mystery of things and in the heart of man, then he rises above both pleasures and sorrows.

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Katha Upanishad, II; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1965

H e is seen by a pure heart and by a mind whose thoughts are pure.
... When all desires that cling to the heart are surrendered, then a mortal becomes immortal, and even in this world he is one with Brahman.

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Katha Upanishad, IV ; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1965

T he man who surrenders his human will leaves sorrows behind, and beholds the glory of the Self by the grace of God.

... Not through much learning is the Atman reached, nor through the intellect and 'the sacred teachings. It is reached by those whom He chooses; to His chosen the Self reveals His glory.

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Katha Upanishad, II; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1965

W hen a man has seen the truth of the Spirit, he is one with Him; the aim of his life is fulfilled, and he is ever beyond sorrow.

... When a man knows God, he is free; his sorrows have an end, and birth and death are no more. When in inner union he is beyond the world of the body, then the third world, the world of the Spirit, is found, where man possesses all-for he is one with the ONE.

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Svetasvatara Upanishad, II,1; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1965

W hen awake to the vision of one's own Self, when a man in truth can say: "I am He," what desires could lead him to grieve in fever for the body?

... When a man sees the Atman, his own Self, the one God, the Lord of what was and of what shall be, then he fears no more.

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, IV.4.25; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1965

W hen a sage sees this great Unity, and realizes that his Self has become all beings, what delusion and what sorrow could ever approach him?

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Isha Upanishad, 1.7; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1965

H e cannot be seen by the eye, and words cannot reveal Him. He cannot be realized by the senses, or by austerity or the performance of rituals. By the grace of wisdom and purity of mind, He can be seen in the silence of contemplation.

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Mundaka Upanishad, III,1; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1965

H e is known by those who know Him beyond thought, not to those who imagine He can be attained by thought. ... If you think, "I know Him well," you do not know the Truth. You only perceive that appearance of Brahman produced by the inner senses. Continue to meditate.

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Kena Upanishad, II; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1965

E ven by the mind this truth is to be learned:
There are not many, but only ONE.

The Upanishads quote, Hinduism
Katha Upanishad, IV; based on Mascaro, Juan, 1965

I am the one Lord; there is no other beside Me. I form the light and create the darkness; I make peace and create evil. I, the one Lord, do all these things.

The Nevi'im quote, Judaism
Second Isaiah: 45:4-7

H ear the praise of Chokmah [Wisdom] from Her own mouth: 'I am the Word which was spoken by the Most High.

The Ecclesiastes quote, Judaism
E24

C hokmah [Wisdom] is from the Lord; She is with Him eternally. ... It is He who created Her, ... and infused Her into all His works.

The Ecclesiastes quote, Judaism
1;1-6

G od made me [Wisdom] in the beginning of His works, as the first of His acts.

... Before God made the earth and the fields or the first dust of the world,when He set up the heavens, I was there;

... When He laid the foundations of the earth, I existed as His instrument. I was His delight every day, playing always before Him, playing on His inhabited earth, and my delights are with human beings.

The Book of Proverbs quote, Judaism
8:22-30

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