Tukaram, Poem 3243

The lips say so-and-so, the voice may be compelled to say; but the mind’s experience should tell it, “He is not such.” The body loves bodily actions; for thus within and without come to correspond with each other. When a mother and son meet unexpectedly, tears depart from them because of the joy they feel. Tuka says, One thing reveals the other; good brings good to light; mere show ends in mere show.