When Self contemplates self, and in itself Hath comfort; when it knows the nameless joy… — Bhagavad Gita (Arnold)
When Self contemplates self, and in itself Hath comfort; when it knows the nameless joy Beyond all scope of sense, revealed to soul— Only to soul! and, knowing, wavers not… But, harboured there, cannot be stirred or shook By any gravest grief, call that state “peace.”
From Sir Edwin Arnold, The Song Celestial (1885, PD)
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