A Comprehensive Collection - Swami Vivekananda

"Om"""* SONG OF THE SANYASIN. 5974 ,Say peace to all. From me no danger beTo aught that lives. In those that dwell on high,In those that Ipwly creep, I am the Self of all.Xll life, both here and there, do I renounce,All heaver^, earths and hells, all hopes and fears.Thus cut thy bonds, Sanyasin boldJt* Jtat sat, Om !"Heed *ihen no more how body lives or goes,Its *ask is done, tiet Ifarma float it down ;Let one put garla/ids on, another kickThis frame ; say naught. No praise or blame can beWJitfc e praiser, praised, and blamer, blamed are one.Thus be thou calm, Sanyasin bold !say,Om tat sat, Om !"Truth never comes where lust and fame and greedNo man who thinks of womanOf gain reside.As his wife can ever perfect be ;Nor he who owns however little, nor he"Whomanger chains, can ever pass through Maya s gates.So, give these up, Sanyasin bold !say,Om tat sat, Om !"thou no home.What home can hold thee,The sky thy roof ;the grass thy bed ;and food,Whai chance may bring, well cooked or ill,No food or drink can taint that noble SelfWhich knows itself. The rolling river bejudge not.Thou ever, Sfyiyasinbold !say,Om tat sat, Om !"