Outwardly one's life may suffer every kind of limitation, from bodily …

Paul Brunton
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Outwardly one's life may suffer every kind of limitation, from bodily paralysis to miserable surroundings, but inwardly it is free in meditation to reach out to a sphere of light, beauty, truth, love, and power. ✨ Paul Brunton (1986). The Notebooks of Paul Brunton: Meditation. The body
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Outwardly one's life may suffer every kind of limitation, from bodily paralysis to miserable surroundings, but inwardly it is free in meditation to reach out to a sphere of light, beauty, truth, love, and power. ✨ Paul Brunton (1986). The Notebooks of Paul Brunton: Meditation. The body

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