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All these three stages are necessary; the one does not deny the other, one is simply the fulfillment of the other. The Advaitist or the qualified Advaitist does not say that dualism is wrong; it is the right view, but a lower one. It is on the way to truth; therefore let everybody work out his own vision of this universe, according to his own ideas. Harm none, preclude the situation from securing none; take man where he stands and, on the off chance that you can, loan him some assistance and put him on a higher stage, yet do not injure and do not destroy. All will come to truth in the long run. (CW.II.253)
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