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CWSA 27

Fragment ID: 7081

Harindranath Chattopadhyaya [4]

The following lines from one of Harin’s poems seem to indicate an overmind view of the worlds:

Whatever I contact I sum

Up in an instant as my own,–

All life around me I become:

A rarified immense Alone....

And slowly in myself I seem

Infinitudes of worlds and men.

Yes, it is the overmind view – but it can be felt in any of the higher planes (intuition, illumined or higher mind); something of it can be thrown by reflection even into the liberated mind and vital – I mean when there comes into them the sense of the cosmic Self, the cosmic Mind and vital etc. and they are no longer shut up within individual limits.

9 July 1934