Kathamrita Volume II - Swami Vivekananda

“An ignorant man says, ‘The Lord exists there,very far away.’ The man of Knowledge [23] , onthe other hand, knows that the Lord exists‘here, here indeed,’ so very near, within theheart, as the antaryami [24] . And that He hasassumed each of the various forms that are.”[1] A species of mango grown in Malda[2] Bhakti[3] Tendencies inherited from one’s past births[4] Pitamah[5] Man of renunciation[6] Kirtan[7] An esoteric word or words of great power repeated duringprayer and meditation[8] A stringed musical instrument[9] Raga[10] Indian musical mode of rainy season[11] An Indian musical mode[12] A centre in the Sushumna[13] Earth, water, fire, air and ether[14] Existence-Knowledge-Bliss Absolute[15] Ether, the subtlest of the five elements, the vehicle of lifeand sound[16] The Absolute[17] This sound rises from the navel and originates in theSupreme Brahman