A History of Indian Literature v2.c20.s2.75

v2.c20.s2.75

food...mixed with wholesome substance, and though he is not in good health when he consumes it, but yet changes afterwards...(to a condition which is good in every respect), even so, Kālodaī, souls change, when they incorporate abstinence from hurting...from false belief, that thorn... (to a condition which is good in every respect)...Thus it comes about Kālodaī, that souls perform good deeds, from which good fruits ripen " (7, 10).¹