Sandhyavandanam |
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PREFACE |
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We seek the dignity of man, which
necessarily implies the creation of social conditions, which would allow him freedom to
evolve along the lines of his own temperament and capacities; we seek the harmony of
individual efforts and social relations, not in any makeshift way,
but within the frame-work of the Moral Order; we seek the creative art of
life, by the alchemy of which human
limitations are progressively transmuted, so that man may become the instrument of God,
and is able to see Him in all and all in Him.
The world, we feel, is too much with
us. Nothing would uplift or inspire us so much as the beauty and aspiration, which such
books, can teach. In this series, therefore, the literature of India, ancient and
modern, will be published in a form easily accessible to all. Books in other literature of
the world, if they illustrate the principles we stand for, will also be included.
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