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The rites and forms of religion arise logically from the point of view that God is separate from, and external to, the creatures in the universe. Hence the worship of, and communion with, God must be an external affair too. The theories and exercises of mysticism, however, arise from the point of view that God is internally linked to all creatures.
11.16.1.43Listen The mystic quietly declares that he has experimental knowledge of a higher self, a diviner self than the everyday one.
11.16.1.55Listen … There is no way to realize the Self which does not include going inside consciousness. Thinking, however metaphysical, cannot do it. Action, however self-denying, cannot do it. It must be found inside in the heart. The other things are needful but secondary…
11.16.1.66,Listen
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