| God is made known to men by the grace of the Guru, the enlightener. |
| True, he has ceased calling himself an artist in interviews, preferring to be regarded as an enlightener and inventor, as a scientist. |
| It is no wonder the protean character of the enlightener has perplexed mythologers, for he is a perpetual paradox. |
| The legs of Enlightener are also graced by an unspare tailoring of pleated clothes. |
| Let not Moses nor the prophets speak to me, but speak thou rather, who art the Inspirer and enlightener of all. |
| But like them he has been the enlightener of an age from whom a broad stream of culture emanated. |
