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Integral
Yoga and Other Paths
I
do not agree
with the view that the world is an illusion, mithyā. The Brahman is here
as well as in the supracosmic Absolute. The thing to
be overcome is the Ignorance which makes us blind and prevents us from
realising Brahman in the world as well as beyond it and the true nature of
existence.
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The Shankara knowledge is, as
your Guru pointed out, only one side of the Truth; it is the knowledge of the
Supreme as realised by the spiritual Mind through the static silence of the
pure Existence. It was because he went by this side only that Shankara was
unable to accept or explain the origin of the uni