senses of perception and it engages itself in
activity through the organs of action.
Functioning in this manner it becomes
fatigued. If the fatigue is slight, perceptions
become less sharp and the man begins to feel
drowsy. If the fatigue is greater, perceptions
cease because the mind fails to experience."
The Science of Being and Art of Living, The Art
of Being, Page 126, Paragraph 2, (Hinduism,
Transcendental Meditation, Author: Maharishi
Mahesh Yogi)
"What shall we then say to these things? If
God be for us, who can be against us?"
King James Bible, New Testament, Romans 8:31,
(Christianity)
"The Saviour answered again and said:
'Nay, but all the mysteries of the three
spaces forgive the soul in all the regions of
the rulers all the sins which the soul hath
committed from the beginning onwards.
They forgive it, and moreover they forgive
the sins which it thereafter will commit,
until the time up to which every one of the
mysteries shall be effective.'"
Pistis Sophia, Third Book, Page 251, Paragraph
2, (Christianity, Gnostic/Essene, Words of
Christ)
Cautiously, I walked into the cave, as