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| UNIVERSAL
FORM OF WORSHIP: TEMPLES, PUJA AND HOMA |
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Images are forms of art; paintings,
sculpture. They serve to draw the artistic mind to the Divine and connect up our creative and
spiritual natures. They aid in the concentration of our mental and emotional
energies to the Divine. Religions that deny the use of this creative
access to the Divine are incomplete. They separate God from nature, man from God and
man from man. They do not allow for the spiritualization of the world
or the human realization of the Divine. A culture which does not use all forms of art to glorify or
access the Divine is not yet mature.
There is thus a scientific way to use images to draw out the deeper powers and potentials of our
psyche. We learn to see in the human appearance the indwelling divinity. We learn to see that we are
all no more than images or appearances of a deeper Divine consciousness. In
this way most of us can benefit spiritually through the right use of
images, though it is certainly not the only way to develop our inner
potentials.
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