The Forum February 23 1924

The one has seen with the eye of science which is the eye of sense and Reason ; the other RR W with the eye of hipusya which is the eye of Spirit and Intuition. [...] The one has seen with the eye of science which is the eye of sense and Reason ; the other RR W with the eye of hipusya which is the eye of Spirit and Intuition. [...] The one has seen with the eye of science which is the eye of sense and Reason ; the other RR W with the eye of hipusya which is the eye of Spirit and Intuition. [...] Not only have the manhood but the youth 5f the intellectual middle class simply gravitated to the towns and cities leaving the villages depleted of almost q 11 the salt of their life but the men wito h we come to the cities and been caught in the meshes of the particular kind of life they provide have become—whether they be breaand-place-seekers or degree-and prspects-seekers—lost and alm [...] In the first place the economic and sanitary ipoverishment of the countryside has been so colossally cruel in the recent years that the gulf between the city and the villagd in India has been increasingly widenifig and deepening : the city with her artificial show of wealth health and opulence hts"FEBRUARY 23 1924 THE FORUM 281 today completely cast into the shade the life in the hundreds o