Prabuddha Bharata or Awakened India

Their world was not pent in within tie consciousness of the body but by the very refinement of their feelings and power of emotion they lifted themselves above the body and reached to expansive planes of vision; instead of regarding the body and adjuncts of the body as the Self and the rest of the world as not-self." they have broken this artLcial barrier and been in communion with the whole [...] By the above rigorous logic the Vedatist rebuts the argument of partiality and cruelty on the part of the Lord in the =t of creating this world of diverse conditions and diverse order of beings and throws the onus on the individual But He is there all the time helping us According to our lights. [...] They were the spokesmen of the silence from which they eerged —the snappy bark of the wild dog the dismal hoot of the owl and the breath of the night itself breathing gently through the trees accopanied.by the occasional snapping of a twig. [...] The place where the author presents his statement of the two plans of adapttion the indoor and outdoor of the two types 01 culture the introspective and inwardly directed cgtture 4Antarnzukka ) of the East and the ottective and outwardly directed (Bahirmukha) culture of the Westilt very fine as it brings out their respective merits ' We give the quotation :-- " I may brietly.characterise ate [...] The formula of the latter plan of adaptation is the converse of that of the former—adaptation of the environment to the 11f.