| (S 1) | ||
| He spoke and ceased and left the earthly scene. | ||
| (S 2) | ||
| 899 | Away from the strife and suffering on our globe, | |
| He turned towards his far-off blissful home. | ||
| (S 3) | ||
| A brilliant arrow pointing straight to heaven, | ||
| The luminous body of the ethereal seer | ||
| Assailed the purple glory of the noon | ||
| 904 | And disappeared like a receding star | |
| Vanishing into the light of the Unseen. | ||
| (S 4) | ||
| But still a cry was heard in the infinite, | ||
| And still to the listening soul on mortal earth | ||
| A high and far imperishable voice | ||
| 909 | Chanted the anthem of eternal love. |
Book 6, Canto 2 – The Way of Fate and the Problem of Pain, Section 7Savitri Bhavan2018-09-12T05:06:01+00:00