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Omnipotence of the Divine

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Published by Sri Aurobindo on 07/25/2019
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Sri Aurobindo in his own room

If the Divine were not in essence omnipotent, he could not be omnipotent anywhere – whether in the supramental or anywhere else. Because he chooses to limit or determine his action by conditions, it does not make him less omnipotent. His self-limitation is itself an act of omnipotence.

Ref: Letters on Yoga Vol. I 

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