By dwelling close to Him we have somehow
learned that there is no division within
Kanhoba. It is our own feelings that oppress us,
following on our own desires. God witnesses our
actions and watches our diversions and our curios-
ity. He enters into our game of life, but cares
nothing for victory; he bears the burden of every
man. Some fall into the snares of the world;
others try to read the great riddles. Tuka says, If
any cowherd takes a morsel in hand and gives it
him, his recompense is equal to his devotion.
learned that there is no division within
Kanhoba. It is our own feelings that oppress us,
following on our own desires. God witnesses our
actions and watches our diversions and our curios-
ity. He enters into our game of life, but cares
nothing for victory; he bears the burden of every
man. Some fall into the snares of the world;
others try to read the great riddles. Tuka says, If
any cowherd takes a morsel in hand and gives it
him, his recompense is equal to his devotion.