Guest guest Posted June 4, 1999 Report Share Posted June 4, 1999 By the Indian Mystic Poet Jnaneshwar - Link is on Jerry Katz's website........................Harsha It can be seen, therefore, That he who perceives that there is nothing Does not himself become nothing. The Self has this same unique kind of existence, Beyond both existence and non-existence. The ultimate Reality Is neither an object to Itself Nor is It an object to anyone else. Should it then be regarded as non-existent? In a tank the water may be so clear That it appears non-existent; Though one who looks into the tank may not see it, Still it is there. Similarly, The ultimate Reality exists in Itself, And is beyond the conceptions Of existence or non-existence. JNANESHVAR The book from which this excerpt is taken, is entitled "Jnaneshvar: The Life and Works of the Celebrated Thirteenth Century Indian Mystic-Poet," by S. Abhyayananda. It is published by Atma Books, Olympia, Washington, ISBN 0-914557-02-5. $11.95 U.S.,260pp. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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