CALL TO THE HEIGHTS, GUIDANCE ON THE PATHWAY TO SELF-ILLUMINATION
Geoffrey Hodson
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"Oneness is the supreme truth; its full and continuous realization the highest attainment of humanity."
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“The bond of unity intimately relates all beings.”
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“Only One exists.”
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“Humanity is made in God’s image.”
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“Love is the mightiest power of all.”
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"In the inmost Self, every human being is intimately related to every other…However marked the differences may be at the levels of the mortal man, inwardly the spirit in each one is the same, an essence which is equally shared. Indeed, the same actual, identical Life-Essence is incarnate or embodied in the whole of nature, nothing existing without that Presence being inherently within it as a veritable Reality."
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"Every note and chord of physical experience – sound, light, vitality, emotion, and thought – contributes to the complete harmony."
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"The One is all-pervading and without division."
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“Oneness binds all human beings together.”
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"God is Life, and the forms of nature are but the tabernacles in which Deity is enshrined."
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"Oneness exists and rules completely and without escape."
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"As humanity quite naturally travels the evolutionary pathway, this state of realized oneness will become more easily attained."
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"Planetary disasters such as wars and personal catastrophies caused by wrong thinking may very justly be diagnosed as inability to perceive intuitively the unity of all forms of embodied life."
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“The Bhagavad Gita or the Lord’s Song states: ‘…And whoso thus discerns Me in all, and all in Me, I never let him go; nor loosens he hold upon Me.”
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"The cause of almost all human destructiveness and sorrow can be traced to absence of the knowledge that division is an error and oneness is the fact concerning human life – indeed all life."
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"From within, from the very most interior center of existence and consciousness, the fact of oneness evermore proves to be the overriding truth."
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“God far transcends all intellectual conceptions of dividedness. On the contrary, THAT is, above all, One and One Alone.”
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"Unity with the One Life in all is the well or spring from which the waters of life are drawn, and active expression of deeply compassionate concern is the natural direction in which that water inevitably flows."
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“All worlds at all levels from densest matter to purest spirit are in perpetual communication with each other.”
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"Man as microcosm is one with the Divine or the macrocosm. The spirit, or Monad, of man is one with that supreme Spirit….The Deity is in no sense external to, different or separate from man. God and man are one and indivisible throughout all eternity."
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"The living heart of all religion is experienced oneness with the Divine and its expression by means of wisely directed, loving service."
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"The whole of humanity advances, however slightly, as each single human being progresses upon the spiritual pathway."
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“Unity with the One Life in all is the well or spring from which the waters of life are drawn, and active expression of deeply compassionate concern is the natural direction in which that water inevitably flows.”
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“If regarded solely by the mind, the human race exhibits a great diversity; seen by intuitive perception and implicit insight, these differences are found to be largely limited to the surface. Below the surface can be discerned an underlying bond which holds together, in unbreakable unity, all human beings – indeed, all that exists.”
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“All life within all forms is One Life.”
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