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Secondly, by the application of the second principle, that the

explanation of everything must come out of the nature of the thing,

we are led to a still bolder idea, and one more difficult to

understand. It is nothing less than this, that the Impersonal Being,

our highest generalization, is in ourselves, and we are That. " O

Shvetaketu, thou are That. " You are that Impersonal Being; that God

for whom you have been searching all over the universe is all the

time yourself-yourself not in the personal sense but in the

Impersonal.