The Hollow Mountain

where secrets & treasures are kept safe


The Treasure of Treasures


As a man leaves an old garment
and
puts on one that is new,
the Spirit leaves his mortal body
and
then puts on one that is new.

Weapons cannot hurt the Spirit and fire can never burn him. Untouched is he by drenching waters,
untouched is he by parching winds.

Beyond the power of sword and fire,
beyond the power of water and winds,
the Spirit is everlasting, omnipresent,
never-changing, never-moving,
ever One.

Invisible is he to mortal eyes,
beyond thought
and beyond change.
Know that he is and cease from sorrow.

(small extract from The Bhagavad Gita i)

If the soul finds her spirit, her treasure
if Cinderella finds her prince
that is when
they will live happily ever after.

See also The Tale of The Two Traveling Angels and a little Cinderella story served by the magical restaurant Le Bistrot du Porc during their Diner Dansant.


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  1. The Bhagavad Gita, translated from the Sanskrit by Juan Mascaró, Penguin Books, ISBN-13: 978-0-140-44918-1.
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