The wind embraced my soul in a hug
The tree spirits sent blessings under my nose
The rocks shined their sparkling eyes along the path
To send their blessings on this sacred walk
Paramahamsa Nithyananda (guru)
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You must be able to sympathise fully with each particular, then at once to jump back to the highest monism. After having perfected yourself, you limit yourself voluntarily. Take the whole power into each action. Be able to become a dualist for the time being and forget Advaita, yet be able to take it up again at will.
