KathaUpanishad

thoughts and the heart entertains spiritual desires; these spiritual thoughts and
purposes being then expressed in outer action in the world.
Every perception and power must be made obedient to divine wisdom and will, so that
Divine Wisdom is made :1 living power in every part of life.
The last three verses again sum up the Mystery Teaching: He who follows Divine
Wisdom reaches the goal of the Logos, the divine Pervading Power, called here Vishnu;
but he who is under the sway of personality (Self, Ego) falls again into rebirth through
the bondage of Karma.
There is an exact parallel in the Revelation of Saint Iohn: “Him that overcometh will I
make a pillar in the temple of my God, and he shall go no more out; and I will write upon
him the name of my God, and the name of the City of my God" (3, 12)."
(Johnston, Theosophical Review)