4 IN THE VISION OF GOD
and was working Himself in its place—the one great power
who causes both the internal and external movements in this
world of phenomena.
At this period Ramdas scarcely talked. He was per-
fectly fearless. Love and hate, like and dislike, conveyed no
meaning for him. In brief, he could be likened to a dry
leaf tossed at random as the wind of divine will listed. It
was thus that he was guided back by God to Mangalore
after a year's absence.