“Who is all-powerful should fear everything.”
Qui peut tout doit tout craindre.
Auguste, act IV, scene ii.
Cinna (1641)
“To be here as individuals, and yet to be able to be next to the person who is everything; in which everything is, and he is in everything. Guru Maharaji. The Lord. All powerful.”
Divine Times (June/July 1978) Volume 7, Number 4
NOTE: There is currently dispute as to the meaning of this quotation, among those who edit at Wikiquote. The assertions have been made that he spoke this statement about himself, and others made that he spoke it of his father, Hans Ji Maharaj. That he said it is not disputed, and interpretations are left to the reader.
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