THE DESTINY THAT DRIVES
When matter meets anti-matter, the twain annihilate each other to resolve purely into energy. Is this then the fate of oppositely oriented religious ideologies? Then shall the Sanatan Dharma survive, being the universal set of all conflicting ideologies and their eventual harmonic resolution at an elevated level where unitary peace reigns, past the dissonance of diverse creeds warring for supremacy. The Upanishads shall resound their mantras in the tongue of modern Acharyas to uphold before the world the fundamental oneness of life, the solidarity of the whole of phenomena. Then alone shall humanity rise in wisdom, sift the grain from the chaff and reject ideological incongruity, passing off thus far as the inviolable Word of God.
When man becomes wiser than his God, when this realisation dawns on him that he is the creator of his Creator, when superstition ceases and rationality of a refined order prevails, then, and then alone, will man rise from his age-old servitude to the flesh whose perfected idealised representation his God is, ever the figment of imagination and never quite the concrete reality man himself in essence is. When this realisation dawns on man, the shadow God will disappear in the high noon of the Spirit and man, real and super-conscious, will shine, unhindered by clouds of confusion, in the firmament of his own transcendental Self. The fulfilment of the Upanishads will be when its message thus becomes staple in the consuming mind of man.
Written by Sugata Bose
When matter meets anti-matter, the twain annihilate each other to resolve purely into energy. Is this then the fate of oppositely oriented religious ideologies? Then shall the Sanatan Dharma survive, being the universal set of all conflicting ideologies and their eventual harmonic resolution at an elevated level where unitary peace reigns, past the dissonance of diverse creeds warring for supremacy. The Upanishads shall resound their mantras in the tongue of modern Acharyas to uphold before the world the fundamental oneness of life, the solidarity of the whole of phenomena. Then alone shall humanity rise in wisdom, sift the grain from the chaff and reject ideological incongruity, passing off thus far as the inviolable Word of God.
When man becomes wiser than his God, when this realisation dawns on him that he is the creator of his Creator, when superstition ceases and rationality of a refined order prevails, then, and then alone, will man rise from his age-old servitude to the flesh whose perfected idealised representation his God is, ever the figment of imagination and never quite the concrete reality man himself in essence is. When this realisation dawns on man, the shadow God will disappear in the high noon of the Spirit and man, real and super-conscious, will shine, unhindered by clouds of confusion, in the firmament of his own transcendental Self. The fulfilment of the Upanishads will be when its message thus becomes staple in the consuming mind of man.
Written by Sugata Bose
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