The Kalpaka India’s only Psychic and Spiritual Review October 1922

The Hindu religion specifically says that the Gods of the Trinhy Brahma Vishnu and Siva from the aggregate of each of the factors of the individual mind Brahma represents the combined force of the preception or creative faculty in each of us. [...] This is the highest end of the return circuit or the Niva-thiMaria This is the highest dream of self-reali ation or tarnadhi that is the yearning to bein tuna with the infinite or universal love or righteousness But the mind of the individual jiva is dragged from the high pedestal of such dreams to the dry'realities of its work-day life with its limitations and environments. [...] The devotee prayed the Ganges might flow into his well and the Puranic legend says that the well bubbled up and began to overflow whereupon the villagers realised the greatness of the saint and ON having outgrown the trammels of social organisation. [...] But if on the ether hand we recognise that the jivas by the indvidual workings of their own minds create the sphere for the play of thepul in the realm of matter the force of the aggrgate minds standing as the arbiter or law for tire proper guiince of the activities of the individual minds 'We seem to get at a correct solution of the mystery of the universe. [...] With the dawn of the ixissible powers of the mind and its capacity for control of material forces the right key ;for the solution and reading aright of the meaning of tile ancient religious literatur:) will aQpeal to all right thinking men as the only possible way of escape against the powers of anarchy greed meaningless hate and atheism!.