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A Series of Lessons in Gnani Yoga876
“But beyond your plane, and beyond mine, are plane after plane, connected with
our earth, the splendors of which man cannot conceive. And there are likewise many
planes around the other planets of our chain—and there are millions of other worlds—
and there are chains of universes just as there are chains of planets—and then greater
groups of these chains—and so on greater and grander beyond the power of man to
imagine—on and on and on and on—higher and higher—to inconceivable heights.
An infinity of infinities of worlds are before us. Our world and our planetary system
and our system of suns, and our system of solar systems, are but as grains of sand
on the beach of the mighty ocean. But then you cry, ‘But what am I—poor mortal
thing—lost among all this inconceivable greatness?’ The answer comes that You are
that most precious thing—a living soul. And if you were destroyed the whole system
of universes would crumble, for you are as necessary as the greatest part of it—it
cannot do without you—you cannot be lost or destroyed—you are a part of it all,
and are eternal. ‘But,’ you ask, ‘beyond all of this of which you have told me, what is
there—what is the Centre of it All?’ Your Teacher’s face takes on a rapt expression—a
light not of earth beams forth from his countenance. ‘The Absolute!’ he replies.