One should accomodate consistently one's divine and mundane character. One should act towards others as to a differently shaped development of oneself, hence part of oneself, hence considerately, hence helpfully. One should behave towards plants and animals as toward others, while recognizing in them an acute differentiation from oneself in the tragic divine need of humans to derive instinctive gratification from their exploitation. As towards animals and plants, in descending series of their divinity. One should practice an understanding of its potential.
All morality has religious significance.
His views are narrow and he may not understand his own religiousness, but his actions may neither err nor have bad consequences. One engages in and represents universal manifestations. The Supernatural and Divine 32. What one cannot perceive and what one cannot understand, even if he learns something about it, is the supernatural. The supernatural is divine insofar as it is meaningfully integrated into human mentation, but divinity implies no superiority over the pragmatically knowable.