 | 1816 - 50 pages
...aspect/' *' Why should I (says he again retracting himself on reflecting upon the true divine nature)" why should I entreat the Sun, as I AM WHAT HE is," that is, " the Being ivho rules in the Sun rules also in me." 17th. " Let my breath," resumes he, " be absorbed after death... | |
 | 1818 - 762 pages
...aspect." " Why should 1" (says he again retracing himself on reflecting upon the the sun, as I am wliat he is," that is, " the being who rules in the sun rules also in me." 17th. '•' Let mybreath," resumes he, " be absorbed after death into the wide atmosphere, and let... | |
 | Rammohun Roy (Raja) - 1832 - 304 pages
...aspect."—" Why should I" (says he, again retracting himself on reflecting upon the true di" vine nature), why should I entreat the sun, as i AM WHAT " HE is,"...the Being who rules in the sun rules " also in me." 17th. " Let my breath," resumes he, " be absorbed " after death into the wide atmosphere; and let this... | |
 | Vedantic doctrines - 1845 - 70 pages
...why should I (says the Individual again retracting himself on reflecting upon the true divine nature) why should I entreat the Sun, as I am what he is,...the Being who rules in the Sun rules also in me." The following passages show that the Divine Spirit and Soul are distinct one from the other. of its... | |
 | Rammohun Roy (Raja) - 1885 - 536 pages
...aspect." " Why should I " (says he, again retracting himself on reflecting upon the true divine nature), "why should I entreat the sun, as I AM WHAT HE IS,''..."the Being who rules in the sun rules also in me" 17th. " Let my breath," resumes he, " be absorbed after " death into the wide atmosphere ; and let... | |
 | Rammohun Roy (Raja) - 1906 - 1024 pages
...aspect." " Why should I " (says he, again retracting himself on reflecting upon the true divine nature) " why should I '* entreat the sun, as I AM WHAT HE is." that is, " the Being who rule* " in the sun rules also in me." 17th. " Let my breath," resumes he, " be absorbed after death... | |
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Cushyup, dis" perse thy rays for my passage, and withdraw thy " violent light, so that I may by thy grace behold thy 