A theistic philosopher asks: If I am son of God begotten by Him, why cannot I be God?
The human mind, after being dedicated to its beloved speculation, resists the final idea that man never shall be God but just like God.
Christian philosophy is limited as such.
Apparently human thought is limited, but as by the exercise of its potential activity extends its horizons, the possibilities become unlimited.
Christian philosophy understood the value of these possibilities and tried to control them.
The human mind is an unlimited power that only can reach its comprehensive and creative fullness by union with the Infinite.
So the correct, unique and true end of the mind is to seek God, the Eternity.
Any andrologic concept is absurd.
If a man were totally detached from all other beings and from the knowledge of God, this would be absurd because by his own intrinsic nature a man never can be apart from God and if he wished to know himself by his own means he should use his inner faculty.
Rasika is the psychic body of Philosophy.
History in itself just derives from this Philosophy.
The true history is not history just recording chronologically external events but co-ordinating these events and giving them life, thought and expression.
The study of Philosophy is like a mountain lake pouring its water on different brooks.
From the summits, where thought is one, students analyze the Unique Idea, by dividing concepts into different expressions transformed at a time into different philosophies.