Satyagraha Page #2
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will be mine as time goes on...""
""This I have gained today...""
""He was an enemy of mine...""
""Ive killed him...""
""And many another I"II kill.
Im the master here...""
""I take my pleasure as I will.
Im strong and happy
and successful...""
""He was an enemy of mine...""
And thinking this,
of little wit...
And thinking this,
of little wit,
embark on cruel and violent deeds,
And thinking this...
""Im rich and of good family.
Who ease can match himself
with me?
I"II make sacrifices and give alms.
I"II have a marvelous time.""
So speak fools.
""Im rich and of good family...""
Insatiate desire
insatiate desire
maddened are they
by hypocrisy and pride,
clutching at false conceptions,
deluded as they are.
Impure are their resolves...
Insatiate desire
INDIAN OPINION:
As witless fools
perform their work,
attached to the work they do,
so with senses freed,
the wise man should act,
longing to bring about the welfare
and coherence of the world...
As witless fools
perform their work,
attached to the work they do,
so with senses freed,
the wise man should act,
longing to bring about the welfare
and coherence of the world.
Therefore detached,
perform unceasingly the work
that must be done...
For the man detached
who labors on to the highest
must win through...
This is how the saints
attained success.
Moreover,
for the upholding,
the welfare of your own kind.
Therefore detached...
Whatever the noblest does,
that too will others do.
The standard that he sets
ail the world will follow.
""In the three worlds
there is nothing I need do...
nor anything unattained
that I need to gain,
yet action is the element
in which I move...""
""If I were not
tirelessly to busy myself,
to busy myself with work,
then would men everywhere
follow in my footsteps,
sinking back.""
""In the three worlds
there is nothing I need do...""
""As witless fools
perform their work...""
""If I were not to do my work,
these worlds would fail to ruin...
and I would create confusion...""
PROTEU The Lord said,
the Lord said:
""Let a man feel hatred
for no being,
let him be friendly,
compassionate,
done with thoughts
of "I" and "mine",
the same in pleasure
as in pain and long suffering.
His self restrained,
his purpose firm,
Let his mind and soul
be steeped in me,
let him worship me with love.
Then will I love him in return.
Then will I love him in return.""
The Lord said...
Hold pleasure and pain,
profit and loss,
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