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XIII 1. A great horticultural metaphor on the name of God. 2. Divine Name cannot be had for nothing. 3. Why should I care for you O God! Thy Name is 4 powerful enough. The storage of the ambrosia of God's name by the saints of yore. 5. The Name of God as wish fulfilling cow. 6. . The pseudo saint and the real saint. 7. God has no relish for songs, not inspired by devotional love. XIV 1. 2. Place the three petalled Bilvaa Patra upon the feet of the Lord. A fine continued allegory on the practice of shooting at the target of Brahman. 3. The saint is a fearless snake-charmer who charms the inverted serpent of sense into the basket of devotion. 4. 5. An epitome of mystical experience. Visualise Shrigiri inside yourself. 6. The phenomenal, the mystical and the philosophic Lingas. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. XV The philosophical criterion. The moral criterion. Supersensuousness - mystical criterion. Interchange and apperception-in spiritual experiences. This priceless divine pearl can be purchased only by poverty of spirit. 6. Very few can see this spiritual pearl. 7. 8. Greatness of this pearl will reveal itself in course of time. The vision of the spiritual jewel which is seen when sin is destroyed and which destroys sin when seen 088 . . or