Tulsidas: God refuses to be mine, thine or his. For him the truth is but one but the proud and the vain have forged many out of th

God refuses to be mine, thine or his. For him the truth is but one but the proud — Tulsidas

God refuses to be mine, thine or his. For him the truth is but one but the proud and the vain have forged many out of their desires and fancies.

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