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Savitri.in - M P Pandit - Epigrams from Savitri

Note

Sri Aurobindo’s epic Savitri abounds in epigrams. These epigrams are of various kinds, each with its own appeal. There are some that sum up the past in one striking line, some that confidently predict the future. There are many that capture the present in its bewildering profusion. Quite a number of these are perceptions that adumbrate whole philosophies in the different spheres of life. Not a few knock out the mind and land one in the arms of the soul; the experience comes first, the meaning dawns afterwards.

A selection is offered here for such use as one is ready for: literary delectation, mental illumination, spiritual experience, yogic realisation.

Sentence numbers refer to the First Edition (1950-51) of Savitri.


A

A blind god is not destiny’s architect; ||112.41||

A casual act determines the world’s fate. ||106.131||

A casual passing phrase can change our life. ||98.42||

A cave of darkness guards the eternal Light. ||79.6||

A conscious power has drawn the plan of life, ||112.41||

A contradiction founds the base of life: ||40.32||

A deathbound littleness is not all we are: ||10.6||

A dire duality is our way to be. ||36.6||

A divine force shall flow through tissue and cell ||155.68||

A fathomless sameness rhythms the tread of life; ||68.13||

A faultless beauty comes by Nature’s grace; ||31.2||

A few can climb to an unperishing sun, ||152.10||

A force that helps, supports the suffering earth, ||47.14||

A formless yearning passions in man’s heart, ||37.7||

A fragment here is caught of heaven’s design; ||30.4||

A fragment here is caught of heaven’s design; ||30.4||
A future knowledge is an added pain, ||106.101||

A goal is this immense material world. ||4.21||

A goalless voyage seems our dubious course ||11.2||

A greater destiny waits you in your front: ||98.11||

A greater truth than earth’s shall roof-in earth ||155.43||

A heavenlier passion shall upheave men’s lives, ||155.64||

A hidden Bliss is at the root of things. ||142.3||

A high and black negation is not all, ||80.19||

A highest flight climbs to a deepest view: ||146.52||

A huge extinction is not God’s last word, ||80.19||

A huge inertness is the world’s defence, ||68.14||

A hyphen must connect Matter and Mind, ||12.8||

A Light there is that leads, a Power that aids; ||89.53||

A limping Yes through the aeons journeys still ||54.54|

A long dim preparation is man’s life, ||5.27||

A look, a turn decides our ill-poised fate. ||102.22||

A lying reality is falsehood’s crown ||141.4||

A measured Greatness keeps its vaster plan, ||68.13||

A mighty supernature waits on Time. ||47.10||

A million species follow one mute Law. ||68.13||

A Mind shall think behind Nature’s mindless mask, ||26.24||

A moment sees, the ages toil to express. ||82.2||

A Mother wisdom works in Nature’s breast ||94.8||

A mute Delight regards Time’s countless works: ||142.4||

A mutual debt binds man to the Supreme: ||15.10|

A Mystery’s process is the universe. ||26.26||

A mystic motive drives the stars and suns. ||47.9||

A new creation from the old shall rise, ||87.7||

A part is seen, we take it for the whole. ||13.11||

A Power beyond earth’s scope has touched the earth; ||37.7||

A prisoner of itself the being lives ||54.57||

A secret Will compels us to endure. ||54.18||

A secret enmity ambushes the world’s march; ||108.55||

A Seer, a strong Creator, is within, ||98.10||

A self-fulfilling transcendence treads man’s road; ||89.49||

A single word lets loose vast agencies, ||106.131||

A slowly changing order binds our will. ||43.26||

A soul that is a spark of God survives ||47.17||

A subtle link of union joins all life. ||30.23||

A thinking puppet is the mind of life: ||45.17||

A thousand aspects point back to the One; ||141.41||

A thrill that smites the nerves is music’s spell. ||46.10||

A timeless mystery works out in Time. ||50.23||

A touch can alter the fixed front of Fate. ||68.92||

A Truth occult has made this mighty world: ||138.8||

A Truth supreme has forced the world to be; ||146.37||

A vast disguise conceals the Eternal’s bliss.” ||111.16||

A vast subliminal is man’s measureless part. ||117.58||

A vast Unknown is round us and within; ||30.23||

A whole mysterious world is locked within. ||117.18||

A will to live persists, a joy to be. ||142.6||

A Wisdom knows and guides the mysteried world; ||71.47||

A Word, a Wisdom watches us from on high, ||47.9||

A work is done in the deep silences; ||47.20||

A world made ever anew, never complete, ||54.33||

A world of lovelier forms lies near to ours, ||28.3||

Above the world the world-creators stand, ||11.39||

…adamantine is the evolving Law; ||90.21||

Adventure all to make the whole world thine, ||128.33||

Adventurers, we have colonised Matter’s night. ||70.21||

All breaks and all renews and is the same. ||90.13||

All can be done if the god-touch is there. ||1.17||

All contraries are aspects of God’s face. ||146.25||

…all creation is a single chain: ||30.24||

All creatures here their secret self disclose, ||71.51||

All dulls down to convention and routine ||46.14||

All earth shall be the Spirit’s manifest home, ||155.45||

All forms are tokens of some veiled idea ||50.71||

All heavenly light shall visit the earth’s thoughts, ||90.34||

All here is a mystery of contraries: ||138.11||

All here is driven by an insentient will. ||29.4||

All here must learn to obey a higher law, ||7.8||

All is a single plan; each wayside act ||142.62||

All’s miracle here and can by miracle change. ||22.15||

All is not here a blinded Nature’s task: ||47.9||

All is the commerce of a secret Power. ||45.16||

All is too little that the world can give: ||79.1||

All life is fixed in an ascending scale ||90.21||

All must be done for which life and death were made. ||54.47||

…all on which we lean betrays our trust; ||53.28||

All our earth starts from mud and ends in sky, ||142.21||

All passes here, nothing remains the same. ||106.169||

All pathos and all sufferings we make ours; ||106.123||

…all perfection fringes the Absolute. ||50.35||

All rose from the silence, all goes back to its hush. ||109.22||

…all seems a misfit of half ideas, ||19.9||

All seems in vain, yet endless is the game. ||54.55||

All shall be captured by delight, transformed: ||47.25||

All shall be done for which our pain was borne. ||90.32||

All shall discover God in self and things, ||108.43||

All shown is a figure or copy of the Truth, ||50.73||

All sweetnesses are baffling symbols here. ||106.176||

All that denies must be torn out and slain ||82.10||

All things are real that here are only dreams, ||70.28||

All things are wrapped in the dynamic One: ||30.23||

All things hang here between God’s yes and no, ||146.8||

All things shall change in God’s transfiguring hour.” ||89.69||

All things shall manifest the covert God, ||155.49||

All upon Matter stands as on a rock. ||140.88||

All walks inarmed by its own opposites, ||107.27||

All we have done is ever still to do. ||90.12||

All we have learned appears a doubtful guess, ||11.4||

All will come near that now is naught or far. ||12.30||

Almighty powers are shut in Nature’s cells. ||98.10||

Altered must be Nature’s harsh economy; ||3.14||

Although defeated, life must struggle on; ||54.35||

…altruism is ego’s other face: ||122.33||

Always a heaven-truth broods in life’s deeps; ||40.12||

Always a nameless goal beckons beyond, ||66.2||

Always ascends the zigzag of the gods ||66.2||

Always the dark Adventurers seem to win; ||63.6||

Always we bear in us a magic key ||10.29||

An ancient tale of woe can move us still, ||106.121||

An attempt, a drawing half-done is the world’s life; ||26.22||

An awful Silence watches tragic Time. ||108.26||

An epic of hope and failure breaks earth’s heart; ||98.17||

An eternal instant is the cause of the years. ||82.3||

An idiot hour destroys what centuries made, ||107.33||

An idol of self is our mortality. ||26.17||

An image of ego treads through an ignorant dream ||46.26||

An immutable Power has made this mutable world; ||89.49||

An imperfection dogs our highest strength; ||73.33||

An inconclusive play is Reason’s toil. ||68.56||

An Influx presses from the closed Beyond ||89.52||

An insect crawl preludes our glorious flight; ||66.20||

An old self lurks in the new self we are; ||117.63||

An outstretched Hand is felt upon our lives. ||12.26||

An unseen Presence moulds the oblivious clay. ||13.1||

Ananke is our being’s own decree. ||114.5||

Annulled, frustrated, spent, we still survive. ||90.17||

As knowledge grows Light flames up from within: ||141.55||

As man disguised the cosmic Greatness works ||118.7||

As yet earth’s imperfection is our sphere, ||30.20||

Ascend from Nature to divinity’s heights; ||98.55||

Ask not the imperfect fruit, the partial prize. ||89.66||

Assent to thy high self, create, endure. ||89.62||

At every step is laid for us a snare. ||107.28||

At times all looks unreal and remote: ||46.25||


B

Baffled and beaten back we labour still; ||90.17||

Banish all thought from thee and be God’s void. ||128.46||

…beauty is a sweet difference of the Same ||6.45||

Beyond our reach the eternal marvels blaze. ||30.13||

Bliss is the Godhead’s crown, eternal, free, ||110.29||

Bliss is the secret stuff of all that lives, ||110.32||

…blow your conch-shells at the Eternal’s gate. ||98.13||

…body without mind has not the light, ||118.30||

But few are they who tread the sunlit path; ||109.4||

But joy cannot endure until the end: ||4.7|

But there is a guardian power, there are Hands that save, ||117.47||

But thought nor word can seize eternal Truth: ||72.15||

By Light we live and to the Light we go. ||138.15||

…by the form the Formless is brought close ||50.35||


C

Calm eyes divine regard the human scene. ||117.47||

Calm is self’s victory overcoming fate. ||110.30||

Cast from thee sense that veils thy spirit’s sight: ||116.25||

Cast Thought from thee, that nimble ape of Light: ||116.24||

…chance that wears the rigid face of fate ||14.8||

Climb not to Godhead by the Titan’s road. ||110.4||

Conquer thy heart’s throbs, let thy heart beat in God: ||116.26||

Content abide not with one conquered realm; ||128.33||


D

Death helps us not, vain is the hope to cease; ||54.18||

…Death is a cupbearer of the wine ||106.149||

Death is a passage, not the goal of our walk: ||54.20||

Death is our road to immortality. ||106.81||

Death is the spirit’s opportunity. ||112.38||

Death stays the journeying discoverer, Life. ||4.23||

Death’s grip can break our bodies, not our souls; ||106.163||

Desire is a child-heart’s cry crying for bliss, ||68.98||

…destiny the unrecognised child of Will. ||71.50||

Doom is a passage for our inborn force, ||114.5||

…doom is not a close, a mystic seal. ||112.28||


E

Each creature by its nature’s limits lives, ||124.62||

Each final scheme leads to a sequel plan. ||54.31||

Each part in us desires its absolute: ||47.23||

Each thought is a gold coin with bright alloy ||144.24||

Earth all perceives through doubtful images, ||67.12||

Earth in its sorrow dreams of perfect heaven. ||150.7||

Earth is the chosen place of mightiest souls; ||151.4||

Earth is the heroic spirit’s battlefield, ||151.4||

Earth must transform herself and equal Heaven ||117.90||

Earth’s deeds shall touch the superhuman’s height, ||90.34||

Earth’s doubting future hides our heritage: ||30.21||

Earth’s eyes half see, her forces half create; ||30.8||

Earth’s joys shut from thee the Immortal’s bliss. ||108.8||

…earth’s needs nail to earth the human mass, ||152.13||

Earth’s winged chimeras are Truth’s steeds in Heaven, ||11.22||

Easy the heavens were to build for God. ||145.42||

Equal thy work with long unending Time’s. ||89.63||

Error is the comrade of our mortal thought, ||107.27||

Escape brings not the victory and the crown! ||80.7||

Escape, however high, redeems not life, ||109.7||

Eternity speaks, none understands its word; ||98.25||

Even death can cut not short thy spirit’s walk: ||112.31||

…even fall has its perverted joy ||34.14||

Even grief has joy hidden beneath its roots: ||53.29||

Even in change is treasured changelessness; ||68.14||

Even in this rigid realm, Mind can be king: ||22.14||

Even Nature’s ignorance is Truth’s instrument; ||71.50||

Even our mind’s conquests wear a battered crown. ||43.25||

Even pain and grief are garbs of world-delight, ||110.32||

Even the body shall remember God, ||155.41||

Even upon earth the spirit is life’s key, ||53.1||

…every new departure seems the last, ||54.32||

…every stumble is a needed pace ||141.43||

…falsehood lurks in the deep bosom of truth, ||107.27||


F

Far-off upon your tops the god-chant sounds ||98.16||

Fate is a balance drawn in Destiny’s book. ||112.26||

Fate is Truth working out in Ignorance. ||112.24||

Fate shall be changed by an unchanging will.” ||91.9||

Fear not to be nothing that thou mayst be all; ||128.34||

…feel the eternal’s touch in time-made things, ||30.3||

Few are the silences in which Truth is heard, ||152.12||

For evil and good an equal tenure keep ||51.20||

…for joy and not for sorrow earth was made ||141.79||

For the slow-paced omniscient purpose live. ||89.22||

…Form cannot unveil the indwelling Power; ||103.64||

…freedom walks in the same pace with Law. ||112.16||

From hidden silences the act is born ||74.8||

From It all sprang, in It is called to cease. ||79.33||


G

…garbed in beggar’s robes there walks the One. ||47.12||

God found in Nature, Nature fulfilled in God. ||7.22||

God hides his thought and, even, he seems to err. ||145.20||

…God himself obeys the Laws he made: ||146.3||

God shall grow up while the wise men talk and sleep; ||11.48||

God’s bliss and oneness are our inborn right. ||12.29||

…God’s long nights are justified by dawn. ||139.1||

God’s summits look back on the mute Abyss. ||129.24||

… great thoughts are here that walk alone: ||68.107||

…grief dies soon in the tired human heart; ||142.79||


H

Hard is it to persuade earth-nature’s change; ||2.11||

Hardly a few can climb to greater life. ||46.17||

Hardly we escape from what we once had been: ||117.63||

He is the many who was the silent One. ||16.6||

He is the Player who became the play, ||16.6||

He is the Thinker who became the thought; ||16.6||

He lives in all, who lived in his Vast alone; ||15.8||

He must face the fight, the pang who would conquer Hell. ||108.53||

He who has met the Self, renounces self. ||142.50||

…He who is grows manifest in the years ||71.52||

He who would save himself lives bare and calm; ||108.30||

He who would save the world must share its pain. ||128.38||

He who would save the world must be one with the world, ||128.43||

Heaven in its rapture dreams of perfect earth, ||150.7||

Heaven is too high for outstretched hands to seize. ||82.6||

Heaven mocks us with the brilliance of its gifts, ||106.149||

Heaven’s call is rare, rarer the heart that heeds; ||152.13||

Heaven’s flaming lights descend and back return, ||98.25||

Heaven’s joys might have been earth’s if earth were pure. ||35.3||

Heaven’s touch fulfils but cancels not our earth: ||157.39||

Heaven’s wiser love rejects the mortal’s prayer; ||112.8||

Heavy and long are the years our labour counts ||90.35||

Heavy unchanged weighs still the imperfect world; ||90.35||

…help by calm the swaying wheels of life ||106.106||

…here are not our large diviner heights; ||117.74||

Here chaos sorts itself into a world, ||19.10||

Here to fulfil himself was God’s desire. ||80.22||

Hid deep in man celestial powers can dwell. ||5.14||

Hid in ourselves the key of perfect change. ||68.93||

Hidden in silent depths the word is formed, ||74.8||

Hidden in the mortal’s heart the Eternal lives: ||108.4||

His failure is not failure whom God leads; ||89.49||

His own self’s truth he seeks who is the Truth; ||16.6||

…how shall the end be vain when God is guide? ||89.49||

…human mind clings to its ignorance, ||124.22||


I

I shall save earth, if earth consents to be saved. ||124.25||

I wear the face of Kali when I kill, ||123.16||

If Mind is all, renounce the hope of bliss; ||144.21||

If Mind is all, renounce the hope of Truth. ||144.21||

Impassive turns the ever-circling Wheel, ||54.56||

Immortal footfalls in mind’s corridors sound: ||70.30||

Immortal Powers sweep flaming past your doors; ||98.16||

Imperfect is the joy not shared by all. ||151.10||

In a new dress the old resumes its role; ||68.14||

…in a small body self is all that counts, ||43.15||

In a small fragile seed a great tree lurks, ||141.22||

In absolute silence sleeps an absolute Power. ||80.20||

In each success a seed of failure lurks. ||19.16||

In every heart is hidden the myriad One. ||137.131||

In finite things the conscious Infinite dwells: ||146.39||

In ignorance and nescience are our roots. ||107.29||

In man a dim disturbing somewhat lives; ||96.7||

In Matter shall be lit the spirit’s glow, ||11.47||

In Matter’s body find thy heaven-born soul.” ||118.10||

In Nature’s endless lines is lost the God. ||54.2||

In Nature’s instrument loiters secret God. ||15.1||

In our body’s cells there sits a hidden Power ||47.18||

In our defeated hearts God’s strength survives ||53.29||

In secrecy wraps the seed the Eternal sows ||74.8||

In silence seek God’s meaning in thy depths, ||116.22||

In the beginning is prepared the close. ||90.21||

In the mind’s silence the Transcendent acts ||82.7||

In Time’s deep heart high purposes move and live, ||47.5||

In us too the intuitive Fire can burn; ||30.36||

Inscrutable work the cosmic agencies. ||45.5||

Into inertia revolution sinks, ||68.14||


K

…knowledge comes not to us as a guest ||67.7||

…knowledge dwells not in the passionate heart; ||140.78||

…Knowledge gropes, but meets not Wisdom’s face. ||37.27||

…knowledge is trapped in the boundaries of mind ||155.3||


L

Leave not the light to die the ages bore, ||89.60||

Let not our words create the doom they fear. ||106.93||

Let not the impatient Titan drive thy heart, ||89.66||

Life is a marvel missed, an art gone wry; ||107.25||

…life is hauled in the drag-net of desire ||155.3||

Life is the same in insect, ape and man, ||46.2||

Life yields to the divinity within ||73.11||

Life’s secret sense is written within, above. ||53.7||

Life’s visage hides life’s real self from sight; ||53.7||

…Light is by Darkness dogged at every step, ||124.10||

Lo, how all shakes when the gods tread too near! ||145.17||

Lonely mounts up to heaven the deathless Flame. ||73.23||

…love and death conspire towards one great end. ||112.39||

Love cannot live by heavenly food alone, ||140.36||

Love darkens to the spirit of nether gods. ||106.115||

Love dies before the lover in our breast: ||106.177||

Love is a glory from eternity’s spheres. ||102.48||

…love is a yearning of the One for the One, ||6.45||

Love is man’s lien on the Absolute.” ||142.32||

…Love is the bright link twixt earth and heaven, ||142.32||

Love is the far Transcendent’s angel here; ||142.32||

Lulled by Time’s beats eternity sleeps in us. ||47.20||


M

…man at once is animal and god, ||146.11||

Man can accept his fate, he can refuse. ||112.27||

Man human follows in God’s human steps. ||118.8||

Man in the world’s life works out the dreams of God. ||117.21||

Man is a dynamo for the cosmic work; ||129.35||

Man is too weak to bear the Infinite’s weight. ||89.17||

Man only sees the cosmic surfaces. ||124.30||

Man sees the Highest in a limiting form ||98.19||

Man, still a child in Nature’s mighty hands, ||11.33||

Man’s house of life holds not the gods alone: ||117.24||

Man’s virtue, a coarse-spun ill-fitting dress, ||73.32||

Many are God’s forms by which he grows in man; ||124.13||

…many-visaged is the cosmic Soul; ||68.92||

…Matter hides the soul from its own sight, ||155.3||

…Matter is the Spirit’s firm density, ||86.22||

…Matter shall reveal the Spirit’s face. ||155.60||

…Maya is a veil of the Absolute; ||138.8||

…meet the Omnipotent in this house of flesh ||98.14||

Men die that man may live and God be born. ||108.25||

…Mind can never see the soul of God; ||144.22||

…Mind can never touch the body of Truth ||144.22||

Mind can suspend or change earth’s concrete law. ||22.11||

Mind, child of Matter in the womb of Life, ||140.80||

Mind is a mediator divinity: ||22.11||

Mind keeps the soul prisoner, we are slaves to our acts; ||11.32||

Mind, life the playthings of a Titan’s babe. ||67.4||

Mind pauses thrilled with the supernal Ray, ||73.16||

…mind too falls back from a nameless peak. ||70.5||

…Mind unwitting serves a higher Power; ||71.45||

Misery shall pass abolished from the earth; ||122.43||

More and more souls shall enter into light, ||155.67||

Mortality bears ill the eternal’s touch: ||2.11||

Moveless there stands a high unchanging Will; ||89.68||

…must fire always test the great of soul? ||106.60||

“My heart is wiser than the Reason’s thoughts, ||142.54||

My fate is what my spirit’s strength can make, ||106.190||

My fate is what my spirit’s strength can bear; ||106.190||

My God is Love and sweetly suffers all. ||137.92||

Mystic, ineffable is the Spirit’s truth, ||71.53||


N

Nature and Fate compel his free-will’s choice. ||114.3||

And Nature climbs towards God’s identity. ||34.11||

Nature left nude and still uncovers God. ||80.16||

Nature shall live to manifest secret God, ||155.71||

Nature shall overleap her mortal step; ||91.9||

…Nature’s vision climbs beyond her acts. ||54.7||

Necessity avenges casual steps; ||106.112||

… Necessity dons the garb of Chance, ||90.20||

Neighbours of Heaven are Nature’s altitudes. ||10.7||

…new horizons lure the mind’s advance. ||16.11||

Night is not our beginning nor our end; ||138.14||

No more in earthly limits pen thy force; ||89.63||

No understanding binds our comrade parts; ||45.10||

None can reach heaven who has not passed through hell. ||63.16||

None is for any on this transient globe. ||106.170||

…not by Reason can the Truth be seen ||68.97||

…not by Reason was creation made ||68.97||

…not for a changeless littleness were you meant, ||98.9||

…not for ourselves alone our spirits came ||157.51||

…not for self alone the self is won: ||128.33||

Not for vain repetition were you built; ||98.9||

…nothing here is utterly what it seems, ||13.11||

Nothing is all our own that we create; ||129.33||

…nothing is known while aught remains concealed; ||68.101||

…nothing is truly vain the One has made: ||53.29||

Nothing is wholly dead that once had lived. ||117.63||

Nothing we think or do is void or vain; ||99.10||

…now we strain to reach an unknown goal: ||54.46||


O

O mortal, bear, but ask not for the stroke, ||110.26||

Obey thy nature and fulfil thy fate: ||89.22||

Of sorrow’s songs we have enough: bid once ||106.59||

Often our thoughts are finished cosmic wares ||129.30||

Old cruelties come back unrecognised, ||106.112||

Old forms of evil cling to the world’s soul: ||107.33||

On inner values hangs the outer plan. ||51.28||

On peaks beyond our ken the All-Wisdom sits: ||71.48||

On Shiva’s breast is stayed the enormous dance. ||68.14||

On sorrowless heights no winging cry disturbs, ||84.4||

One man’s perfection still can save the world. ||127.31||

One mighty deed can change the course of things; ||4.39||

One who has shaped this world is ever its lord: ||12.28||

…oneness is the soul of multitude. ||6.45||

Only a glimmer sometimes splits mind’s sky ||37.26||

Only a little lifted is Mind’s screen. ||98.26||

Only a little the God-light can stay: ||1.39||

Only a slow advance the earth can bear. ||67.10||

Only beginnings are accomplished here; ||19.8||

Only by hard sacrifice is high heaven earned: ||108.53||

Only for good the secret Will can work. ||106.79||

…only half God’s cosmic work is done. ||80.8||

Only in human limits man lives safe. ||136.28||

Only in limits can man’s strength be safe; ||110.27||

Only one boon, to greaten thy spirit, demand; ||89.67||

Only one joy, to raise thy kind, desire. ||89.67||

Only the fringe of a wide surge we see; ||45.6||

Only the pure in soul can walk in light. ||109.4||

…only the spirit’s vision is wholly true. ||125.33||

…only we play with our own brilliant bonds; ||72.16||

Only what sense can grasp seems absolute: ||68.9||

Only who save themselves can others save. ||121.5||

Our acts emerge from a crypt our minds ignore. ||45.10||

Our acts interpret an omniscient Force ||101.2||

Our being looks beyond its walls of mind ||30.25||

Our being must move eternally through Time; ||54.18||

…our body is a mystery shop; ||45.11||

Our body’s cells must hold the Immortal’s flame. ||7.8||

Our body’s subtle self is throned within ||117.80||

Our conscious life obeys the inconscience’ laws; ||43.25||

Our conscious movements have sealed origins ||45.10||

Our darkened lives to greater darkness move; ||43.19||

Our dead past round our future’s ankles clings ||117.62||

Our dead selves come to slay our living soul. ||117.66||

Our death is made a passage to new worlds. ||53.29||

Our deepest depths are ignorant of themselves; ||45.11||

Our destiny is written in double terms: ||106.80||

Our earth is a fragment and a residue; ||26.18||

Our error crucifies Reality ||47.24||

Our error weds new knowledge on its way, ||68.105||

Our eyes are fixed on an external scene; ||11.28||

… our fate the child of our own acts, ||99.11||

Our fount of action from a darkness wells; ||107.29||

Our greater self of knowledge waits for us, ||117.71||

Our heart’s delight we have exchanged for grief, ||54.40||

Our heart’s sight is too blind and passionate. ||45.6|

Our hearts are moved by an ambiguous force; ||43.25||

Our hearts clutch at a forfeited heavenly bliss. ||19.12||

Our hearts we must inform with heavenly strength, ||47.30||

Our human ignorance moves towards the Truth ||34.11||

Our human state cradles the future god, ||66.20||

Our ignorance is Wisdom’s chrysalis, ||68.105||

Our joys are perfumes in a brittle vase. ||106.177||

Our knowledge walks leaning on Error’s staff, ||141.52||

Our larger being sits behind cryptic walls: ||117.75||

Our life is a holocaust of the Supreme. ||26.15||

Our life is a march to a victory never won. ||54.41||

Our life is a paradox with God for key. ||15.11||

Our life is a spur in a sublime soul-range, ||30.25||

Our life was born in pain and with a cry. ||107.17||

Our life’s repose is in the Infinite; ||54.19||

Our lives are caught in an ambiguous net. ||108.56||

Our lives are God’s messengers beneath the stars; ||142.28||

Our lives are inlets of an ocean’s force. ||45.9||

Our mind is a house haunted by the slain past, ||74.24||

Our mind’s unquiet search asks always light, ||43.24||

Our minds are starters in the race to God, ||47.11||

Our mortal vision peers with ignorant eyes; ||141.51||

Our nature’s glass shows not our real self; ||30.20||

Our ordeal is the hidden spirit’s choice, ||114.5||

Our own minds are the justicers of doom. ||106.114||

Our own tragedies are not enough for us, ||106.123||

Our outward happenings have their seed within, ||11.25||

Our passion heaves to wed the eternal calm, ||12.19||

Our past lives still in our unconscious selves ||117.60||

Our present fate, child of past energies. ||3.10||

Our reason cannot sound life’s mighty sea ||45.7||

Our reason only a toys’ artificer, ||68.98||

Our seekings are short-lived experiments ||47.7||

Our seekings listen to calamitous hopes. ||43.19||

Our smallest parts have room for deepest needs; ||47.18||

Our smallness saves us from the Infinite. ||124.60||

Our sight and sense are a fallible gaze and touch ||125.33||

Our soul from its mysterious chamber acts; ||117.76||

Our souls accept what our blind thoughts refuse. ||11.21||

Our souls are dragged as with a hidden leash, ||54.20||

Our souls are moved by powers behind the wall. ||45.12||

Our souls can climb into the shining planes, ||70.30||

Our souls deputed selves of the Supreme. ||47.11||

Our souls forget to the Highest to aspire. ||30.38||

Our spirit tires of being’s surfaces, ||31.19||

Our spirit’s truth lives in the naked self ||129.38||

Our springs are kept close hid beneath, within; ||45.12||

Our strength derives from an omnipotent Force, ||47.23||

Our sympathies become our tortures. ||106.118||

Our tasks are given, we are but instruments; ||129.33||

Our thoughts are parts of the immense machine, ||68.73||

Our thoughts covet the everlasting Light, ||47.23||

Our uttered sentences veil in their thought. ||13.13||

Our will tunes not with the eternal Will, ||45.6||

Ourselves within us lethal forces nurse; ||107.22||

…out of danger and pain heaven-bliss shall come, ||112.40||

Out of earth’s heavy smallness we must break, ||66.20||

Out of our thoughts we must leap up to sight, ||72.18||

Out of the darkness we still grow to light. ||106.80||

Out of the unknown we move to the unknown. ||11.5||


P

…pain came first, then only joy could be. ||108.12||

Pain is the hammer of the gods to break ||108.17||

Pain is the hand of Nature sculpturing men
To greatness: ||108.27||

Pain is the signature of the Ignorance ||110.29||

…passions that crumble to ashes while they blaze ||44.40||

…peaks where Silence listens with still heart ||78.21||

Perhaps the blindness of our will is Fate.” ||106.89||


R

Rare is the cup fit for love’s nectar wine, ||102.57||

…release the glory of God in Nature’s mud. ||40.7||


S

Safe doors cry opening near, the doomed pass on. ||106.100||

…seize the absolute in shapes that pass, ||30.3||

Sin poisons with its vivid flowers of joy ||107.27||

Since God has made earth, earth must make in her God; ||153.9||

Slowly the Light grows greater in the East, ||123.26||

Slowly the world progresses on God’s road. ||123.26||

Some ancient deep impulsion labours on: ||54.20||

Sometimes one life is charged with earth’s destiny, ||112.45||

…sorrow and joy as struggling comrades live. ||36.22||

Space is himself and Time is only he. ||15.8||

Spirit foresees, Matter unfolds its thought, ||153.23||

Spiritual thought is crammed in Matter’s forms, ||138.10||

…still the human limits the divine: ||72.18||

…still the seals are firm upon man’s soul ||90.35||

…swift and easy is the downward path, ||57.28||


T

That must be reached from which all knowledge comes. ||74.14||

The aeons ever repeat their changeless round, ||90.11||

The Artist’s joy shall laugh at reason’s rules; ||26.23||

The body is the chrysalis of a soul: ||141.27||

The body’s thrill we bartered for mere pain, ||54.40||

…the calm Transcendent bears the world, ||137.132||

The cosmic evil is too deep to unroot: ||123.25||

The cosmic suffering is too vast to heal. ||123.25||

The cosmos is no accident in Time; ||71.46||

The Creator bears the law of pain and death; ||108.36||

The cycles all rebuild and ever aspire. ||90.11||

The cosmic Player laughs within his mask, ||80.12||

The day-bringer must walk in darkest night. ||128.37||

The dead past is our background and support; ||11.32||

The doors of light are sealed to the common mind, ||152.13||

The cosmic Player laughs within his mask, ||80.12||

The day-bringer must walk in darkest night. ||128.37||

The dead past is our background and support; ||11.32||

The doors of light are sealed to common mind, ||152.13||

The earth shall be a field and camp of God, ||155.47||

The earth you tread is a border screened from heaven, ||98.15||

The Earth-Goddess toils across the sands of Time. ||11.8||

The Energy acts, the stable is its seal: ||68.14||

The Enigma’s knot is tied in human kind. ||89.23||

The eternal Entity prepares within ||47.21||

The Eternal suffers in a human form, ||108.35||

The Eternal’s quiet holds the cosmic act: ||34.6||

The Eternal’s wonders join the dance of Time. ||87.8||

The eyes of love gaze starlike through death’s night, ||137.96||

The feet of love tread naked hardest worlds. ||137.96||

The flower of Godhead grows on the world-tree: ||108.43||

The form deceives, the person is a mask; ||5.14||

The frontiers of the Ignorance shall recede, ||155.67||

The future’s road is hid from mortal sight: ||106.86||

The Godhead breaks out through the human mould: ||14.18||

The Godhead frustrate sleeps within its seed. ||89.48||

The gods are still too few in mortal forms.” ||98.27||

The gods make use of our forgotten deeds. ||106.112||

The great are strongest when they stand alone. ||112.48||

The heavens accept our broken flights at last. ||142.94||

…the hidden Something that is All. ||68.23||

The high meets the low, all is a single plan. ||129.26||

…the hushed heart hears the unuttered Word. ||82.7||

The Ideal must be Nature’s common truth, ||19.4||

The Immanent lives in man as in his house; ||15.2||

The Immortal sees not as we vainly see. ||12.21||

The Inconscient is the Superconscient’s sleep. ||138.9||

…the Inconscient too is infinite; ||83.14||

The inconscient world is the spirit’s self-made room, ||138.13||

The Knowledge by which the knower is the known, ||78.8||

The laws of the Unknown create the known. ||11.25||

The life that wins its aim asks greater aims, ||54.46||

The life that fails and dies must live again; ||54.46||

The life you lead conceals the light you are. ||98.15||

The Light now distant shall grow native here, ||30.21||

The little Mind is tied to little things: ||68.97||

The Many are the innumerable One, ||146.26||

The middle path is made for thinking man. ||106.183||

The might of heaven shall fortify earthly hearts; ||90.34||

The mighty daemon lies unshaped within, ||67.7||

The mind labours to think the Unthinkable, ||144.42||

The mind learns and knows not, turning its back to truth; ||45.3||

The mind of mortal man is led by words, ||112.11||

The master of existence lurks in us ||15.1||

The mortal cannot see God’s mighty whole ||124.29||

The mystery of God’s birth and acts remains ||80.12||

The new-born ages perish like the old, ||90.14||

The One by whom all live, who lives by none, ||79.42||

The One carries the multitude in his breast; ||146.26||

The One lives for ever. ||137.121||

The outward and the immediate are our field, ||11.32||

The Power that acts in us is not our force: ||129.33||

The powers of all the worlds have entrance here. ||43.21||

The Real with the unreal cannot mate. ||142.49||

The restless nether members tire of peace; ||7.3||
The secret God beneath the threshold dwells. ||16.2||

The seed of Godhead sleeps in mortal hearts, ||108.43||

The seeds of sins renounced sprout from hid soil; ||117.65||

The separate self must melt or be reborn ||79.26||

The Silence bears the Eternal’s great dumb seal, ||146.26||

The snake is there and the worm in the heart of the rose. ||140.35||

The soul can recognise its answering soul ||102.46||

The soul in man is greater than his fate: ||152.27||

The soul is a figure of the Unmanifest, ||144.42||

The soul is the watchful builder of its fate; ||51.15||

The soul must soar sovereign above the form ||47.30||

The soul suffering is not eternity’s key, ||110.25||

The soul that can live alone with itself meets God; ||112.49||

The soul’s desire leaps out towards passing things. ||40.16||

The soul’s ignorance is slain but not the soul. ||80.17||

The spirit is doomed to pain till man is free. ||108.23||

…the spirit is eternal and unmade ||70.7||

The spirit rises mightier by defeat; ||112.29||

The Spirit shall look out through Matter’s gaze ||155.60||

The Spirit’s greatness is our timeless source ||30.22||

The spirit’s leap towards body touches ground. ||28.19||

The stars’ changeless orbits furrow inert Space, ||68.13||

The strong climb hardly to a low-peaked height, ||98.27||

The surface men scan, the depths refuse their search: ||146.33||

The truth above shall wake a nether truth; ||155.58||

The Truth is known only when all is seen. ||68.101||

The Two who are one are the secret of all power, ||14.1||

The Two who are one are the might and right in things. ||14.1||

The universe is an endless masquerade: ||13.11||

The unremembering hours repeat the old acts, ||117.62||

The wise are tranquil; ||145.13||

The Wise who know see but one half of Truth, ||98.27||

The wise think with the cycles, ||145.16||

…the work seems vain on which our heart’s force was spent, ||90.32||

The world is a spiritual paradox ||144.40||

The world is not cut off from Truth and God. ||144.43||

The world is other than we now think and see, ||47.11||

…the world is real but ourselves too small, ||46.29||

The world quivers with a God-light at its core, ||47.5||

The world’s life falters on not seeing its goal, — ||89.46||

The world’s senseless beauty mirrors God’s delight. ||40.13||

The zero covers an immortal face. ||80.18||

There are brighter earths and wider heavens than ours. ||30.25||

There are greater destinies mind cannot surmise ||155.14||

There are Two who are One and play in many worlds; ||13.9||

There is a deeper seeing from within ||47.3||

There is a freedom in each face of Fate. ||71.46||

There is a knowledge in the heart of sleep ||51.17||

There is a meaning in each curve and line. ||112.41||

There is a meaning in each play of Chance, ||71.46||

There is a plan in the Mother’s deep world-whim, ||17.28||

There is a Power within that knows beyond
Our knowings; ||102.47||

There is a purpose in each stumble and fall; ||146.35||

There is a truth to know, a work to do; ||17.28||

There is a zero sign of the Supreme; ||80.16||

There is no end to the world’s stupendous march, ||89.50||

There is no last certitude in which thought can pause ||16.12||

There is no rest for the embodied soul. ||89.50||

There is an Influence from a Light above, ||47.9||

There is no perfect answer to our hopes; ||19.12||

This bodily appearance is not all; ||5.14||

This cosmic Nature’s balance is not ours ||106.130||

This earth alone is not our teacher and nurse; ||43.21||

This earth is full of the anguish of the gods; ||108.21||

This mire must harbour the orchid and the rose, ||29.6||

This mortal creature is his own worst foe. ||107.31||

This Nature lives tied to her origin, ||40.28||

This whole wide world is only he and she. ||13.27||

This world is a beginning and a base ||10.5||

This world is a vast unbroken totality, ||129.23||

This world is God fulfilled in outwardness. ||141.34||

This world is in love with its own ignorance, ||109.2||

This world shall be God’s visible garden-house, ||155.47||

This world was not built with random bricks of chance, ||112.41||

Those who shall part who have grown one being within? ||106.162||

Thou art thyself the author of thy pain. ||111.1||

Thou must bear the sorrow that thou claim’st to heal; ||128.37||

…thou must die to thyself to reach God’s height: ||144.36||

Thou shalt not shrink from any brother soul. ||154.32||

Thought climbs in vain and brings a borrowed light, ||19.12||

Thought dances hand in hand with Nescience ||68.105||

Thought falls from us, we cease from joy and grief; ||80.2||

…thought transcends the circles of mortal mind, ||70.3||

Thought-racked upon the wheel of birth we live, ||90.16||

Thoughts tread for ever through the listening brain; ||117.12||

Through Nature’s contraries we draw near God; ||106.80||

…through small joys and griefs thou mov’st towards God. ||110.3||

Thy goal, the road thou choosest are thy fate. ||112.31||

Thy grief is a cry of darkness to the Light; ||108.10||

Thy heart’s hopes hide from thee the Eternal’s will, ||108.8||

Thy mind’s light hides from thee the Eternal’s thought, ||108.8||

Thy soul has strength and needs no other guide ||98.51||

Time’s accidents are steps in its vast scheme. ||112.43||

Time’s sun-flower’s gaze at gold Eternity: ||73.20||

To be is not a senseless paradox; ||153.9||

…to exceed yourselves thought’s trumpets call, ||98.16||

To feed death with her works is here life’s doom. ||36.24||

…to feel love and oneness is to live ||158.24||

To free the self is but one radiant pace; ||80.22||

To house God’s joy in things Space gave wide room, ||142.4||

To house God’s joy in self our souls were born. ||142.4||

To know is best, however hard to bear.” ||106.127||

To live, to love are signs of infinite things, ||102.48||

…to the cloaked the uncloaked is naked worst. ||58.1||

Too hard for us is heaven’s indifference: ||106.123||

Too hard the gods are with man’s fragile race ||106.86||

Too faint the light that steals through Nature’s lids, ||90.15||

Too heavy falls a shadow on man’s heart; ||106.96||

Too high the fire spiritual dare not blaze. ||4.19||

Transmuted instincts shape to divine thoughts, ||34.11||

Too little the strength that now with us is born, ||90.15||

Transient creations point and hit the sky: ||45.3||

Truth born too soon might break the imperfect earth. ||89.18||

Truth has no home in earth’s irrational breast: ||146.13||

…truth is wider, greater than her forms. ||72.20||

Truth made the world, not a blind Nature-Force. ||117.73||

…Truth shall be a sun on Nature’s head ||155.53||

…Truth shall be the guide of Nature’s steps ||155.53||

Truth superhuman calls to thinking man. ||142.13||

Two are the ends of the mysterious plan. ||12.9||


U

Unknown, unfelt the mighty Witness lives ||44.43||

Unmeasured breadths and depths of being are ours. ||10.6||

Unseen here act dim huge world-energies ||45.8||

Up from man’s bare beginning is our climb; ||66.20||

…upward points the spirit’s climbing Fire. ||66.2||


V

Vain the soul’s hope if changeless Law is all: ||145.27||

… victory’s star still lights our desperate road; ||53.29||

Virtue is a grey bondage and a goal. ||107.27||


W

We are chased by a self we cannot now recall ||54.39||

… we are greater than our thoughts, ||102.47||

We are not as the gods who know not grief ||106.120||

We are not left alone in a closed scheme ||30.24||

We are sons of God and must be even as he: ||15.10||

We cannot free our gaze to reach wisdom’s sun. ||11.32||

We gaze through our world’s glass at half-seen vasts, ||117.77||

We keep the ache of breasts that breathe no more, ||106.121||

… we live in a present born from an unknown past, ||99.12||

We live self-exiled from our heavenlier home. ||70.22||

We look back to some god-phase of our birth ||54.40||

We make of our own enemies our guests: ||107.22||

We must renew the secret bond in things, ||12.8||

We must search our nature with spiritual fire: ||66.20||

…we only see a tripping game of Chance ||71.55||

We reap the fruit of our forgotten deeds. ||99.11||

We seem to live in a fiction of our thoughts ||46.25||

We shall shed the discredit of our mortal state, ||47.31||

“What help is in prevision to the driven? ||106.99||

What now we see is a shadow of what must come. ||10.3||

…what the soul imagines is made a world. ||111.13||

…what the spirit sees, creates a truth ||111.13||

When all has been explained nothing is known. ||124.52||

“When I have loved for ever, I shall know. ||137.129||

Where Ignorance is, there suffering too must come; ||108.10||

Where Nature changes not, man cannot change: ||144.4||

Whoever is too great must lonely live, ||97.10||

…with pain and labour all creation comes. ||108.20||

…without reason life is a tangle of dreams, ||146.13||

…without wisdom power is like a wind, ||123.57||

…worship lifts the worshipper’s bowed strength ||35.23||


Y

…your least stumblings are foreseen above. ||112.5||

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