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Part VII: The Lesson.1543<br />

first cause, the highest Prakrti. Oh Divine Mother! thou art that supreme<br />

science of power Inconceivably immense, which sages desirous of liberation,<br />

rising above every weakness, apply themselves to, with the inner power of<br />

their senses held tight in perfect control.<br />

The Saptasati (Markendeyapurana).<br />

Thou art the light that shines through the sun, dispelling the darkness of<br />

ignorance prevailing within; thou art the vein that carries the fragrant honey<br />

of the flower of consciousness to every particle of matter; thou art that<br />

which becomes thousands of that jewel which satisfies every desire of the<br />

needy; thou, Divine One! art to those struggling in the ocean of incarnation,<br />

the Restorer and Preserver.<br />

Anandalahari.<br />

This divine goddess, the power of supreme illusion forcibly drags away the<br />

mind even of the knower into the web of delusion.<br />

Saptasati (Markandeyapurana).<br />

He who while fully attached of his body, desires to realize Self, prepares to<br />

cross a river on the back of a crocodile mistaking it for a piece of wood.<br />

Vivekachudamani.<br />

If the Wise Man leans towards objects and enjoyments, forgetfulness throws<br />

him off the guard, like an adulteress her paramour, by clouding his intellect.<br />

As moss moved from upon the face of water stands not away even for a<br />

minute, delusion (Maya) envelopes even the knowing one, if he is off his<br />

guard.<br />

Vivekachudamani.

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