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Hinduism
Lesson 127

I reverence the saints of equable temperament, who regard neither friend nor foe.

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I reverence the saints of equable temperament, who regard neither friend nor foe; like a gracious flower which sheds its fragrance alike on both infolding hands. Ye saints, whose upright intention, whose catholic charity, and whose ready sympathy I acknowledge, hear my child-like prayer, be gracious to me and inspire me with devotion to the feet of Râma.

Source Tulsidas, Ramayana, Bâl-kând, Dohâ 8–4, §1 · 📖 Read the full passage

✨ To meditate on today

According to Tulsidas, saints with an even heart make no distinction between friend and foe: they are like a flower that sheds its fragrance alike on both hands that pick it. Today, be like this flower: offer the same gentleness to someone dear to you and to someone with whom you are at odds.

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