“The personhood of man proves, totally and irrefutably, the idea of a creator God who is Will, Intelligence, and Love, otherwise how would man be endowed with these very same faculties? These faculties are ideally defined in the wisdom of Vedanta as Being, Consciousness, and Beatitude or Sat, Chit, Ananda. Now, when defined in depth, the essence of Being (Sat) becomes pure strength or Will; that of Consciousness (Chit) pure wisdom or Intelligence; and that of Beatitude (Ananda) pure Love; and this triad amounts to as essential and universal a name given to God as can be formulated in human language: Satchitananda. In turn, these three attributes constitute the essence of man’s faculties; and since they cannot emerge from nothing, least of all from matter, they can only be proof of a Supreme Being that possesses them originally in His very nature and hence can bestow them.”
― Mark Perry, The Mystery of Individuality: Grandeur and Delusion of the Human Condition










