Message #46591

[mccoy]

Steve, more exactly, since the spheres of thought are objective and universally rooted, as Sri Yukseswar said, we cannot say that the words you posted represent Yogananda's sphere of thought. Rather, his personal thought show an attunement on the cosmic sphere of thought which represents the illusory nature of reality.

The sphere of thought he describes is already there, it is a concept created by God. Yogananda had a superior attunement to this sphere, which is a right one, since it is the concept which actually depicts the way the cosmos have been created. Othere spheres of thought, like does loved by many physicists, which envisage a self-created or a non-created, godless cosmos, are the wrong spheres of thought. Nonetheless these wrong spheres have been created by God himself, so the irony of the atheist physicist who believe they have a superior belief is that they not only adopted a wrong one, but an already existing wrong concept.

Sphere of thought = God-created universal concept