“The conviction: 'this is a water pot', which is born from the appearance of 'that' (and) 'not that' --i.e. from the pair of opposites-- (then established) only by the rejection of the 'not-that', is indeed called vikalpa or tought.”
“The difference between internal and external, which is the difference between subject and object, is to be dissolved by that which causes union and not by separation.”
“Kula is said to be the Nature of the Supreme Śakti, the only Wine to be drunk, made of Intangible (Subjectivity), (which) exists as the Annihilation of parts.”
“In the Supreme Unchanging State of the unified Taste of embracing the Great Union --like a marriage-- (which) unites the pair of the expansion of subject and object in the Abode of Unveiled Consciousness, the mind and the intellect become servants.”
“As the all-pervading Perfect One (Who is) Absorbed (into Union) plays without falling from (his Essential Nature); therefore, (He) performs all the actions (of the world) always and everywhere.”
“Wherein Time, having the nature of impelling Sṛṣṭi or Manifestation, etc. obtains dissolution in the Silence of non-sequential Consciousness, that is said to be the ‘Consuming of Time’”
“In the air there’s a Lotus, bloomed into the mists of Time (which) flashed though once in a while with forms to the eyes unwrought to espy.”
“The conviction: 'this is a water pot', which is born from the appearance of 'that' (and) 'not that' --i.e. from the pair of opposites-- (then established) only by the rejection of the 'not-that', is indeed called vikalpa or tought.”
“The difference between internal and external, which is the difference between subject and object, is to be dissolved by that which causes union and not by separation.”