Each part in us desires its absolute: Our thoughts covet the everlasting Light, Our strength derives from an omnipotent Force, And since from a veile… - Aurobindo Ghosh

An errant ray from the immortal Mind Accepted the earth's blindness and became Our human thought, servant of Ignorance. An exile, labourer on this unsure globe Captured and driven in Life's nescient grasp, Hampered by obscure cell and treacherous nerve, It dreams of happier states and nobler powers, The natural privilege of unfallen gods, Recalling still its old lost sovereignty. Amidst earth's mist and fog and mud and stone It still remembers its exalted sphere And the high city of its splendid birth.

Anything else one may doubt but that he who desires only the Divine shall reach the Divine is a certitude and more certain than two and two make four.

Letters on Yoga, p.585

One can have a psychic feeling of love for someone, a universal love for all creatures, but one has to give oneself only to the Divine.

Letters on Yoga, vol.24, p.815