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Sri Sarada Devi
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BANERSHAR SHIVA LINGA
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Swami Shivananda
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Swami Vivekananda
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Gross world:
The whole of this universe…, can be resolved into one material, which they call Akasha. Everything that we see around us, feel, touch, taste, is simply a differentiated manifestation of this Akasha. It is all-pervading, fine. All that we call solids, liquids, or gases, figures, forms, or bodies, the earth, sun, moon, and stars — everything is composed of this Akasha. .(CW.II.263-64)
(Matter cannot change without force, so)What force is it which acts upon this Akasha and manufactures this universe out of it? Along with Akasha exists universal power; all that is power in the universe, manifesting as force or attraction — nay, even as the thought — is but a different manifestation of that one power which the Hindus call Prana. (CW.II.264)
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