Herman Hesse’s novel Siddartha is a story about a spiritual seeker who goes in search of illumination. Near the end of the quest, when Siddartha is purified and enlightened, he tells his friend, ‘I greatly needed sin, lust, vanity, the striving for goods, and the most shameful despair, to learn how to love the world, to stop comparing the world with any world that I wish for, with any perfection that I think up; I learned to let the world be as it is, and to love it and to belong to it gladly.’
— Rob Brezny, freewillastrology
I hear the message. Learn to love life and the world just as they are. Just sayin’ :) Hugs. XO
Blessings,
Chatgirl
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