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| Alone From me everything is born; on me everything is supported; into me everything is again dissolved. I am this Brahman, One-without-a-second -- Of inconceivable power am I; without eyes I see; without ears I hear. Kaivalya Upanishad I am alone. I am the supreme Brahman. I am the Lord of the Universe. Such is the settled conviction of the Mukta. All other experience leads to bondage. Devikalottara When he awakens and sees nobody in the house but himself, then he says, "I am, and there is nobody other than I" Rumi One is the Alone not by way of exclusion but by way of inclusion. D.E. Harding Many stand before the door, but it is the Alone that enters the bridechamber. Gospel According to Thomas back to top |
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