A History of Indian Literature v2.c19.s6.t4.194

v2.c19.s6.t4.194

"*He* will never depart from the doctrine of the Blessed Ones (Sugatas *i.e.*, Buddhas), *that hero* will never fall into the power of women, *he takes* a delight in the commandment of the Blessed Ones—he who understands that real peace of mind is the true nature of Religion.
*He* will soon become a prince of men here, *he* will be a healing physician, a giver of good fortune, *he* will pull out completely the thorn (of pain) of the unfortunate,—he who understands that real peace of mind is the true nature of Religion.
*He* shines forth among the people, like the moon, by the power of his mildness, *he* is not angered, though he be ill-treated with clods of earth and with sticks, *he* remains unmoved, though he be pulled to pieces limb by limb,—he who understands that real peace of mind is the true nature of Religion."