Kathamrita Volume II - Swami Vivekananda

with form and also formless. He is both theindividual [29] and the universal [30] . He isBrahman, and He is Shakti.“There is no end to God – no limit. Everythingis possible for God. However high kites andvultures fly, they cannot touch the top of thesky. If you ask what Brahman is like, well, it isnot possible to describe in words. Even if onehas realized Brahman, one cannot explain. Ifsomeone were to ask what clarified butter islike, the only answer to is, ‘Clarified butter islike clarified butter.’ The only analogy ofBrahman is Brahman; nothing else.”[1] Prakriti bhava[2] Milkmaid at Vraja[3] Sakhi[4] Baby[5] Bhakti[6] Jnana[7] Mahatmas[8] Man of Knowledge[9] Pun upon the word that means both coughing and Benares,another name of Kashi[10] Mukti[11] Bhakti[12] Manvantar, the period of millions of years of Manu[13] Totapuri