Can, May and Able.
When Self found the Other, was quite surprised. Before finding the Other, Self had no sense of being a male or female. Moreover, Even after finding the Other, Self just couldn't recognize the Other.
How could Self recognize the Other. It was just impossible.
Recognition means memory, and Memory means recognition.
Recognition means comparision.
Recognition means Past and Present.
Past again means Memory and again; Memory means Recognition.
Still far more difficult is to think of the Future!
Can, May and Able had this attribute.
The three words were cognate of their Sanskrit संस्कृत equivalents.
The word Can was the equivalent and the cognate of the Sanskrit संस्कृत prefix उपसर्ग "सं" / "सन्", indicating the sense of : all inclusive totality.
The word May was the equivalent and the cognate of the Sanskrit संस्कृत suffix प्रत्यय "मय" indicating the sense of :
"made of"
And the word Able was the equivalent and the cognate of the Sanskrit संस्कृत word "अव + बल", that is in Sanskrit संस्कृत - "समास" indicating the sense of a compound word made of and meaning : The supportive force.
Self was Can, God was May and the world was Able.
Self was all omnipotent,
God was all Omniscient,
World was all Omnipresent.
Therefore and therefrom all evolution, manifestation and Dissolution happen.
As is described in the Gita Chapter 2 :
अव्यक्तादीनि भूतानि व्यक्तमध्यानि भारत।
अव्यक्तनिधनानन्येव तत्र का परिदेवना।।२८।।
The Existence is the Potential Reality, World is the Manifest Reality, and the Truth is Transcendent Reality.
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