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When the outer eyes are blindedAnd wrong, undivine forces are not seen,
It is so easy to go away from
One’s own divinity.
Sri Chinmoy, Twenty-Seven Thousand Aspiration-Plants, part 260, Agni Press, 1998
And wrong, undivine forces are not seen,
It is so easy to go away from
One’s own divinity.
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