Reflections
Written and compiled by Richard Lang.
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The objective world is really subjective. An astronomer discovers a new star at immeasurable distance and announces that its light takes thousands of years to reach the Earth. Well, where is the star in fact? Is it not in the observer? But people wonder how a huge globe, larger than the Sun, at such a distance, can be contained in the brain cells of a man. The space, the magnitude and the paradox are all in the mind only. Ramana Maharshi.
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The Objective World Is Really Subjective
The objective world is really subjective. An astronomer discovers a new star at immeasurable distance and announces that its light takes thousands of years to reach the Earth. Well, where is the star in fact? Is it not in the observer? But people wonder how a huge globe, larger than the Sun, at such a distance, can be contained in the brain cells of a man. The space, the magnitude and the paradox are all in the mind only. Ramana Maharshi.
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