God took a child to fondle him in His bosom of delight; but the mother wept and would not be consoled because her child no longer existed. (Sri Aurobindo)

God took a child to fondle him in His bosom of delight; but the mother wept and would not be consoled because her child no longer existed.

Sri Aurobindo

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