| 1897 - 450 หน้า
...which great sages practice, and becoming void of sorrow and fear, is exalted into the Divine essence." "Let him not wish for death. Let him not wish for life. Let him expect his appointed time, as the hired servant expects his wages." " Meditating on the Supreme... | |
| 1898 - 532 หน้า
...clothing, entire solitude, and equanimity towards all creatures are the marks of one set free. 44. Let him not wish for death ; let him not wish for life ; let him expect his appointed time as a hired servant expects Ms wages. 44. Let him put down his foot... | |
| 1903 - 426 หน้า
...Then follows a beautiful description of the true Sannyasl : snft$f?r fsflNr f 3RRr ZWr II ^r *r%?qr$ " Let him not wish for death, let him not wish for life, let him wait for the time, as a servant for his wages. " Let him set down his foot guided by sight,... | |
| Vårånasi District (India). Central Hindu College - 1904 - 452 หน้า
...purpose, a muni of collected mind." Then follows a beautiful description of the true Sannyasi : / II l " Let him not wish for death, let him not wish for life, let him wait for the time, as a servant for his wages. " Let him set feet purified (guided) by sight,... | |
| 1914 - 666 หน้า
...great sages practice, and becoming void of sorrow and fear, is exalted into the Divine essence." " Let him not wish for death. Let him not wish for life. Let him expect his appointed time, as the hired servant expects his wages." " Meditating on the Supreme... | |
| James Bissett Pratt - 1915 - 570 หน้า
...his one great business. The ideal set up for him is thus expressed in the ancient Scriptures : — "Let him not wish for death, let him not wish for life, let him wait for the time, as a servant for his wages. . . . Let him endure harsh language, and let... | |
| Stephen Haley Allen - 1916 - 1264 หน้า
...solitude, equanimity toward all creatures, these are the characteristics of a Brahman set free. 45. "Let him not wish for death ; let him not wish for life ; let him expect his appointed time, as a hired servant expects his wages. 46. "Let him advance his... | |
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