Tukaram, Poem 2702

This secret, though I proclaim it, is not comprehended; this gives rise to errors. Whoso first keeps his mind under control, he first will pass under the authority I have assumed. If a man is not hungry, he will not welcome food, he will find no flavour in it; even so an obstinate man will find reason distasteful. Tuka says, We must watch ourselves; we cannot at present restrain other people.