In English
It may appear to us that the eyes are different and the mouth is different, but we should be able to recognise the common divine spirit which is in the eyes and in the mouth. We must understand the internal connection between these organs. We are walking on a road. The eye locates a thorn on the road but the legs avoid the thorn and jump over it. The eye has not gone and told the leg and warned it about the thorn. As soon as the eye sees the thorn, the leg takes care to avoid the thorn. The eye may take the attitude that, after all, the thorn is on the road and, if some-thing happens, it is the leg that is going to be hurt. Why should the eye worry about it? However, the eye does not take this attitude. It helps the leg immediately to locate the thorn. We can look at it in a different way. The leg has got a thorn into it. As soon as the thorn gets into the leg, it causes pain and the eye begins to water. The pain is on the leg but tears come out of the eye. If only we look in some depth at this inextricable connection between the eyes and the legs, we will recognise divinity commonly present in all our limbs.