' The True Sage '...
The true sage seeks to lead men into a life that is noble, beautiful, and intelligent, and to save them from their sins of self-exhaustion through febrile and foolish conflicts.
The sage has lifted his thinking above the level of both free will and fate, matters which concern the ego.
He lives in the Witness Self.
The practical result is that he does not feel the caress of pleasure or the sting of pain so keenly as others.
He exemplifies the truth of Nature's dictate,
"To him who asks nothing everything is given."
-- Notebooks Category 25: World-Mind in Individual Mind >
Chapter 3: The Sage > # 259 Paul Brunton
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