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Why Jesus Wept
Why Jesus Wept (1904), PDF p. 11
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D E D IC AT IO M AJ O R
My Friends,
To you, Eastern of the Easterns, who have respectively
given up all to find Truth ; you, Jinawaravansa, who esteemed
the Yellow Robe more than your Princedom ; you, Achiha,
by sticking manfully to your Work in the World, yet no more
allowing it to touch your Purpose than waters may wet the
lotus leaf (to take the oldest and best simile of your oldest and
best poets), must I dedicate this strange drama ; for, like
you, I would abandon all ; like you, I see clearly what is of
value ; or, if not, at least what is worthless ; already some-
thing ! Thus do I wish you and myself the three great boons
Sila, Samadhi, and Salam.
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