The Transposed Heads: A Legend of IndiaAn ancient Indian fable of the time when men and gods talked together. |
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For everything depended on the spirit in which we looked on . " Nanda received the reproach in all modesty . “ Teach me , then , Dau - ji ( elder brother ) , ” he ? begged , “ in what spirit you looked on and how I should have done .
For everything depended on the spirit in which we looked on . " Nanda received the reproach in all modesty . “ Teach me , then , Dau - ji ( elder brother ) , ” he ? begged , “ in what spirit you looked on and how I should have done .
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This is the basis of the Vedic teaching ; “ Bliss experienced in all the universe is of two kinds only : the joys received through the body and those through the redeeming peace of the spirit . ” Yet it follows directly from the ...
This is the basis of the Vedic teaching ; “ Bliss experienced in all the universe is of two kinds only : the joys received through the body and those through the redeeming peace of the spirit . ” Yet it follows directly from the ...
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This world is not so made that spirit is fated to love only spirit , and beauty only beauty . Indeed the very contrast between the two points out , with a clarity at once intellectual and beauti, ful , that the world's goal is union ...
This world is not so made that spirit is fated to love only spirit , and beauty only beauty . Indeed the very contrast between the two points out , with a clarity at once intellectual and beauti, ful , that the world's goal is union ...
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