Book Title: Karmayogi
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________________ KARMATOGIN The ancient Aryans know that chief processes which they used for bayonete, ranked before and behind inan was not separate from the mi- the increased stornge of energy, wastho carts. Their captain was an verse, but only a homogeneous part the practice of Brahin charya English soldier who went on horseof it, just 18A Wave is part of the back in the rear of the force. On Ocean. An infinitéenergy, Prakriti, ANANDANATH. nccount of the hent the sepoya did Maya or Shakti, pervades the world CHAPTER VII. not march by day but only by night. and pours itself into every name and -.0: - -- As they marched, Mohendra's proform, and the clod, the plant, the Mohendra rose from the floor of fresh Wis stopped by the treasure ins.ct, the animal, tho man are, in the inn where he was sitting, for carts and this military Array. Motheir phenomenal existence, merely nothing could be gained by sitting hendra, Mecing his way barred by and inore efficient adhnray of thore and thinking over his loss. repoys and carts, stood at the side this Energy. We are ench of us He started in the direction of the of the road; but is the sepuys still dynnino into which waves of town with the idea of taking the joutled him in passing, holling this hnt energy have been generated help of the officina in the search to bu no fit time for debate, he and stored, and are being per. for his wife and child. After jour. went and stood at the edge of the petully conserved, used up and neying for some distance he saw in junglo by the roul replenished. The anno force which the road a number of bullock-carts "Then a repoy and in Hindustani, moves in the star and the planet, surrounded by a great company of "See, there's a dnooit making of: moves in us, and all our thought sepoys. The night of the gun in Mohendra's and action are merely its play In the Bengali ponr 1175 the hand confirmed this belief. He went aud born of the complexity of province of Bengal had not become for Mohenira, caught hold of his its functionings. There are processubject to British nministration. neck and, with the salutation"Rogue ses by which man can in The English were then the revenne thief!" sudenly give him a blum crease his capacity ns in wiharn. oficials of Bengal. They ollected of the fint and wrested the gun from There are other proces by the taxes due to the treasury, but his hand. Muhendm, empty-handed, which he can clear of obstructions up to that time they had not taken merely returned the blow. Neidthe channel of communication be. upon themselves the burden of less to say, Mohendm was something tween himself and the universal protecting the life and property more than a little angry, and the nergy and bring greater and of the Bengali people. The burden worthy nepoy reoled with the bluw Trater stores of it pouring into his they had accepted was to take the And went down stunned on tho road. sonl and brain and body. This conticountry's money; the responsibility Upon that, three or four wepoys nual improvement of the whara of protecting life and property lay came up took hold of Mahendra and increase in quantity and comupon that despicable traitor and And, dragging him forcibly to the plexity of action of the informing disgrace to humanity, Mirzafar. coinmander, told the Suheb, "This energy, is the whole aim of evolution. Mirzufar was incapable of protect man has killed one of the sepoys." When that energy in the highest ing even himself; it was not likely The Sitheb will smoking and little in kind and the fullest in amount that he would or could protect the bewildered with strong drink; hero of which the human muharse is ca people of Bengal. Mirzafar took plied, "Catch hold of the rogue and pable, and the adhara itself in triunopium and slept; the English raked marry him." The soldiers lid not ed utterly to bear the inrusband in the rupees and wrote despatches; understand how they were to marry play of the cnergy then is a man ns for the prople of Bengal they an armed highwayman, but in the suldha, the fulfilled or perfect man: wept and went to destruction. hope that, with the passing of the his evolution is over and he has The taxes of the province were intoxication, the Saheb would completed in the individual that therefore the due of the English, change his mind and the marriage utmost development which the mos but the burden of administrati would not be forced on them, three of humanity is labouring towards was on the Nawab. Wherever the of four sepoys bound Mohem through the ages. English themselves collected the hand and foot with the halten of If this theory bo correct, the taxes due to them, they hnd ap the cart bullocks and litt hinu in energy at the to the cart. Mohemden saw that it basis of the pointed a collector, but the revenue would be vain to use force Against prrations of intelligence must collected went to Calcuttn. People he in ourselves and it must might die of Harvation, but the Ho many, and even if he could otteet be capable of collection of their monies did not his canpa by force, whitt was the greater expansion and richer (180 une? Mhendra WIN depredan stop for a moment. However, very to an extent surrowful with grief for his wifiant practically unlimited. much could not be collected; for if And this child and had no desire for life. The also must be a sound principle, that Mother Earth does not yield wealth, the more we can increase and enrich no one can create wealth out of no s«poya bound Mobendru'ccurrly to the wheel of the cart. Then with a the energy, the greater will be the thing. Be that as it may, the little potential range, power and activity that could be collected, hnd been slow and heavy strido tho escort of the functions of our mind and the made into cartonds and was on its proceeded on its march. conscquent vigour of our intellectu- way to the Company's treasury at CHAPTER VIII ality and the greatnes of our achieve- Calcutta in charge of a military Possessed of the ascetic's comment. This was the first principle escort. At this time there was mand, Bhavananda, softly crying on which the ancient Aryans brood great danger from dacoits, 80 Gfty the name of Hari, went in the their education and one of the armed sepoys marehed with fixed direction of the inn whero Mohendra "The Bengal soaps are the cheapest and best in the market."

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