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Narada stands for the expression of the
Divine Love and Knowledge.
page 392 , Letters on Yoga ,
volume - 22 , SABCL
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The plants are very psychic, but they
can express it only by silence and beauty.
page 499 ,
Letters on Yoga , volume - 22 , SABCL
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In this yoga the aim is not only the union with the higher
consciousness but the transformation (by its power) of the lower including the
physical nature.
page 1468 , Letters on Yoga , volume 24 , SABCL
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There
is a mighty law of life, a great principle of human evolution, a body
of spiritual knowledge and experience of which India has always been
destined to be guardian , exemplar and missionary. This is the
SANATAN DHARMA, the eternal religion. Under the stress of alien
impacts she has largely lost hold of the structure of that dharma,
but of its living reality. For the religion of India is nothing if it
is not lived. It has to be applied not only to life, but to the whole
of life; its spirit has to enter into and mould our society, our
politics, our literature, our science, our individual character,
affections and aspirations. To understand the heart of this
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The /Times of India /like other Anglo-Indian journals of its class loses
no opportunity for discrediting the Nationalist movement in Bengal. In
the issue to hand it has an appreciative leader on the New Iron Industry
initiated by the late Mr. J. N. Tata and now placed on a sound business
footing as a Joint Stock concern with a handsome capital subscribed by
the people of India. The /Times /has been constrained to admit that
Indian capital is no longer shy and the spirit of enterprise too is much
in evidence. The /Times /would not be itself if it omitted to mention
that the Government has been doing its best to help the new industry
thus giving a proof of its
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There are different Krishna lights –
pale diamond blue, lavender blue, deep blue etc. It depends on the
plane in which it manifests....
There is one blue that is the
higher mind, a deeper blue belongs to the mind – Krishna's light in
the mind....
All blue is not Krishna's light....
Diamond
blue, Krishna's light in the Overmind – lavender blue in intuitive
mind.
Blue is also the Radha's colour.
page
961, Letters on Yoga , volume - 23 , SABCL