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dour; sometimes wandering, sometimes behaving like a motionless python, some- times wearing a benignant expression; sometimes honoured, sometimes insulted, sometimes imknown; — thus lives the man of realisation, ever happy with Supreme Bliss.

[ These are some of the impressions which the phases of a saint's life produce upon the outside world. People judge him diversely, but he is supremely indifferent to what others think of or do towards him.

Pytho7i — which seldom moves but waits for the food to come to it. ]

543. Though without riches, yet ever content; though helpless, yet very power- ful; though not enjoying sense-objects, yet eternally satisfied; though without an exemplar, yet looking upon all with an eye of equality.

\_ Powerful: The Atman is his wealth, power, and everything. ]

��544. Though doing, yet inactive ; though

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