Study Notes PARAGRAPH 13      Once we admit a divine government of the universe, we must conclude that the power to govern is complete and absolute; for otherwise we…

Study Notes PARAGRAPH 11      A second affirmation which our mind naturally accepts as the consequence of the first postulate, is that by the supreme consciousness and the supreme…

Study Notes PARAGRAPH 10      But these conclusions are only first reasonings or primary intuitions founded on our inner self-experience and the apparent facts of universal existence. They cannot…

Study Notes PARAGRAPH 8      If the human consciousness were bound to the sense of imperfection and the acceptance of it as the law of our life and the…

Study Notes PARAGRAPH 6      It is possible to escape from the problem otherwise; for, admitting always the essential Presence, we can endeavour to justify the divinity of the…

Study Notes PARAGRAPH 4      When we say that all is a divine manifestation, even that which we call undivine, we mean that in its essentiality all is divine…

Study Notes PARAGRAPH 3      It is not possible then to limit the description of our and the world’s undivine imperfection solely to moral evil or sensational suffering; there…

Study Notes PARAGRAPH 2      The distinction between the divine and the undivine life is in fact identical with the root distinction between a life of Knowledge lived in…

Study Notes The Seer, the Thinker, the Self-existent who becomes everywhere has ordered perfectly all things from years sempiternal.                      …

SYNOPSIS THE DIVINE AND THE UNDIVINE On one hand we say the universe is the manifestation of the Divine Being and on the other hand we say our present life…