Traditional metaphysics is a doctrine about possibilities, the possibilities of being and not being, of the finite and the infinite. Traditional metaphysics is a doctrine, which can be recognized always, and everywhere and is independent of any concept of progress in the material sense of the word or accumulation of knowledge. Traditional metaphysics is what gives meaning to the world which would otherwise consist only of ephemeral experiences without a principle to which all else is related and which orders everything, if not for this, our lives would be an endless chaos. Traditional metaphysics is in as much a single and invariable science as mathematics and traditional metaphysics is a part of all religions doctrine.

This one truth is stated in various religions in various ways. The ways may appear to differ but this differing appearance will diminish the further you pursue any one of them. In the same way as the radius of a circle approximate the nearer you go to the centre.

It is the metaphysical mystical content of religion that gives them a unity. Religion is not only about faith and morals it is about self-knowledge that comes from its metaphysical and mystical parts. When philosophy enters the portals of religion it becomes spiritual.

So believe in the words of either the Vedas, Buddha, Socrates, Ramakrishna, Mohammed, Christ or in many others but remember always the timeless reality to which their words were addressed. Believe not that I am an individual alone but am one with the whole Universe and part of a greater Divinity.