"The doubt that seizeth the beholders when a man passeth away, so that one sayeth, 'He still is,' and another, 'No, he is no more'-I would know the truth of this, taught by thee, O Death!
An edition of The science of peace
(1904)
Science of Peace
An Attempt at an Exposition of the First Principles of the Science of the Self
by Bhagavan Das
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""The doubt that seizeth the beholders when a man passeth away, so that one sayeth, 'He still is,' and another, 'No, he is no more'-I would know the truth of this, taught by thee, O Death!"
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