There is an old Hindu Legend, says Claude Bragdon, that at one time all men on earth were gods, but that men so sinned and abused the Divine that Brahma, the god of all gods, decided that the godhead should be taken away from man and hidden some place where he would never again find it to abuse it.

“We will bury it deep in the earth,” said the other gods.

“No,” said Brahma, “because man will dig down in the earth and find it.”

“Then we will sink it in the deepest ocean,” they said.

“No,” said Brahma, “because man will learn to dive and find it there too.”

“We will hide it on the highest mountain,” they said.

“No,” said Brahma, “because man will some day climb every mountain on the earth and again capture the godhead.”

“Then we do not know where to hide it where he cannot find it,” said the lesser gods.

“I will tell you,” said Brahma, “hide it down in man himself. He will never think to look there.”

And that is what they did. Hidden down in every man is some of the divine. Ever since then he has gone over the earth digging, diving, and climbing, looking for that godlike quality which all the time is hidden down within himself.

books.google.com.au/books?id=rXGV0-kxZuk...%20find%20it&f=false

Have you found it?

i-baster wrote:
G'day I-baster.

Not only have I found it, I can see it in others.

I thought so. It is good to see.

maybe its related

G'day Batou.

Good one mate.

It's definitely the same. Whether it is the word cosmos, divine, life, love, source, god, or any other word or group of words, they are simply different forms of describing the one thing. After all, the words are not what is being described, they are the description of it, and in essence, simply a description of our perspective, or point of view, which is a communication that we share to show our comprehension with another individuated aspect.

batou wrote: At first glance I thought it was Alan Partridge!

:o