| 48 | of glory with which, as with a concealing veil, you hide the face of the Truth. Sustainer, revealer of the iruth, lord of the universe, draw in thy reins and eclipse ihy glory so that the benignani face of ihe Supreme Being may be visible unio us". What nobler prayer can one offer lo the Divinily on the eve of approaching death & Also, we read in the Brihadaranyaka (Upanishad. The king, Janaka, spoke thus to the sage. Yajnabalkya : “The man thal we know—he man will hands, feel and limbs—how is is that he is enabled io function ? with the help of what glory or force 2" And the sage replied : किं जयोतिरयं पुरुष: ? प्रादित्यञ्जयोति: सस्त्राड़ित्तःि छःीवाच । छच्चहदारण्यक- Chop IV. "O King, it is the glory of the sun which enables man io come and go and discharge all his funclions" And Janaka said : “h is irue. When the sun seis, man works in the light of the moon ; when dhe moon sels, man works in the light of fire ; and when fire is exiinguished, man works with the glory of speech ; and when speech even is exiinguishad —i.e., when all exiernal manifestalion is slopped— then it is the soul or self alone with the help of which he works". Also in the same Upanishad we are told :
