Autobiography of a Yogi by Paramahansa Yogananda
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"Immeasurably uplifted, I returned to my home. In meditation that
night, the burning Goal of my life was achieved. Now I ceaselessly enjoy the spiritual pension. Never from that day has the Blissful Creator remained hidden from my eyes behind any screen of delusion." Pranabananda's face was suffused with divine light. The peace of another world entered my heart; all fear had fled. The saint made a further confidence. "Some months later I returned to Lahiri Mahasaya and tried to thank him for his bestowal of the infinite gift. Then I mentioned another matter. "'Divine Guru, I can no longer work in the office. Please release me. Brahma keeps me continuously intoxicated.' "'Apply for a pension from your company.' "'What reason shall I give, so early in my service?' "'Say what you feel.' "The next day I made my application. The doctor inquired the grounds for my premature request. "'At work, I find an overpowering sensation rising in my spine. {FN3-4} It permeates my whole body, unfitting me for the performance of my duties.' "Without further questioning the physician recommended me highly |
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