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"Human affection has ever been manifested in attachment to some object, and the enlightened passages in this practical little volume show the same tendency on the animal plane by means of a very fine comparison. The nature and expression of Divine Love is also very skillfully analysed, and a nice distinction drawn, between it and the human quality. The author feelingly portrays an ideal behind both, which might well be adopted by the individual, and typified in his relation to others in daily life, with invaluable results to all. The words of the Swami on "that Divine Love that knows no fear," but realizes everything comes from God are uttered in a decisive style that will appeal to an army of souls, who to-day feel the truth of such a principle. Those will be greatly helped by the plain and highly intelligent explanation of a great truth, in which the vividness of Oriental expression is reproduced in Western terms by a master of both languages. This especially applies to the closing chapter where aptly chosen illustrations so dear to the oriental mind elucidate the two characteristics of ecstatic love, the three states of consciousness and their correspondence to the five sheaths of the soul, beyond which is the True Self, the Absolute. An elevating manual quite in keeping with the Author's previous best work." -- The Column, June, 1912.

"It is thoroughly sound and happily written hook, a fine introduction to Bhakti Marga. It is profitable reading to every person while to the more philosophically inclined it affords valuable instruction." -- The Brakmavadin, Madras India, Dec., 1912.

"Carefully does the Swami draw the distinction, showing bow human love attains its climax in directing itself to God." -- Awakened India, Nov., 1912.

"This is a book presenting somewhat of the old Indian philosophy, which is noble and pure. It is in no sense a departure from Western thought, as one might be led to suppose. It is well written and free from metaphysical speculations." -- Brooklyn Eagle, June 14, 1913.

Unity and Harmony

A New Lecture by

SWAMI ABHEDANANDA

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