W. Douglas P. Hill on Knowledge
Browse 5 quotations attributed to W. Douglas P. Hill, catalogued under knowledge, with dates where available.
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Attributed to W. Douglas P. Hill, entry #178806: "But for those in whom that ignorance of Self is by knowledge destroyed, their knowledge like the sun illumines That Supreme."
Attributed to W. Douglas P. Hill, entry #176628: "The order of the four castes was created by me, with due distribution of Strands and works; I did that work indeed; yet know me as no worker and immutable."
5 Quotes by W. Douglas P. Hill on Knowledge
"But for those in whom that ignorance of Self is by knowledge destroyed, their knowledge like the sun illumines That Supreme."
"The order of the four castes was created by me, with due distribution of Strands and works; I did that work indeed; yet know me as no worker and immutable."
"More excellent than the austere, more excellent even than men of knowledge is the Ascetic deemed; more excellent than workers is the Ascetic; therefore be thou Ascetic, Arjuna."
"For better is knowledge than constant practice; and than knowledge meditation is more excellent; than meditation, abandonment of the fruit of work; after abandonment, peace ensues."
"Kṛiṣṇa says that the man of knowledge affirms that Vāsudeva is All. This is the central doctrine of the Bhagavadgītā. Kṛiṣṇa Vāsudeva is one with Brahman, the ultimate unity that lies behind this manifold universe, the changeless truth behind impermanent appearance."