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He had obtained it from the celestial Rishi Narada endued with wealth of penances. Those persons that are devoted to Narayana with their whole souls and are desireless succeed in attaining to the region of that highest of deities, identical with Brahma, pure in complexion, possessed of the effulgence of the moon and endued with immutability."
Thus have I recited to thee the religion of desireless Devotees, O best of kings, incapable of being comprehended by persons of uncleansed souls but this I acquired through the grace of my preceptor. Persons are very rare, O king, that are devoted to Narayana with whole souls.
The monkeys had understood that. . . . Just now the younger of the two priests of Hanuman appeared magically. There was quiet friendliness deep in his calm, desireless eyes. "All is well," he told them. "They have carried their king to a yet more secret place, where we may not " He did not finish that sentence but added: "Only we who serve them may go there. All is well.
I am sure that Heaven must be very much like that pure, desireless, contemplative. Amazed, Alice looked at her friend questioningly, for she had never heard her speak like this before.
I give these lilies to that lady whose lofty purity transcends all doubt I give them as a symbol of my chaste and desireless admiration." Fritz's eyes shone. "Ah, but I'd like to know a lady like that some day!" he cried and pressed his hands to his forehead. "That will come! That will come!" Niebeldingk tapped the youth's shoulder calmingly. "Will you have some salad?"
All will get lower and lower, till the heroic struggles of the past to realize hope from year to year, from century to century, will be utterly forgotten, and man will be an indescribable being hopeless, desireless, lifeless. And will there be deliverance from this even?
When the mind becomes pure and desireless, it takes the upward course and at the time of departing passes out through the imperceptible opening at the crown of the head; but as long as it remains full of desires, its course is downward towards the realms where those desires can be satisfied. The Purusha, the inner Self, of the size of a thumb, is ever seated in the heart of all living beings.
The Tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao The name that can be named is not the eternal name The nameless is the beginning of heaven and earth The named is the mother of ten-thousand things. Ever desireless one can see the mystery Ever desiring one can see the manifestations. These two spring from the same source but appear as opposites And this seems to us darkness
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