The same energy manifests in a million different ways.

As a stone, a tree, an animal, a human being, ordinance subtlest form, the divine.

The nature of the universe, as complex as it seems, it is in one single root, whichever

dimension of life, if you go deep enough into it, whether it's physical sciences or inner

dimensions, if you go deep enough into it, you will touch the same source.

Whether you want to know it as an empirical reality or you want to know it as an experiential

dimension, which is the basis of who you are, is a choice that people are making.

But the source of all that we know, all that we experience, being the human mechanism,

what is light, what is darkness, what is red, what is blue, what is man, what is woman,

what is anything or anything else.

It's all known to us only because through our sense perceptions we perceive and we see

it within ourselves, we don't see or hear anything around us, we hear it within ourselves.

So our perception, our experience is 100 percent determined by the nature of how we are made.

So knowing or approaching the source of everything, the source of creation through an inner

experience is far more significant for human life than an empirical understanding of what

it could be.

This is what yoga is about.

This is what spiritual process is about.

This is the nature and the fundamental of this culture that we refer to as Bharat or

Indian because this culture is heavily invested in the inner context of the human being, not

in terms of psychological analysis, but the inner context in terms of existential realities

as we are.

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