The readers of my Ethics know that with me the ultimate foundation of morality is the truth which in the Vedas and the Vedanta receives its expression in the established, mystical formula, Tat twam asi (This is thyself), which is spoken with reference to every living thing, be it man or beast, and is called the Mahavakya, the great word.

(In Vedanta and the West, Sept.-Oct. 1944)

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(In Vedanta and the West, Sept.-Oct. 1944)

(In Vedanta and the West, Sept./Oct. 1945)

(In Vedanta and the West, May/June 1945) © 5May45; B677337.

(In Vedanta and the West.

(In Vedanta and the West.

(In Vedanta and the West, Mar.-Apr. 1945)

(In Vedanta and the West.

Vedanta for the Western world.

The Vedanta Society of New York, Inc. (PWH); 23Jul74; R581957. R581970.

In the Vedantas, in the Puranas, and in old histories, who save Jamadagni, O king, would be Drona's superior?