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61. “All the intimate associations of our life, all its experience of pleasure and pain, group themselves around this display of the divine love, and from the drama that we witness in him. The touch of an infinite mystery passes over the trivial and the familiar, making it break out into ineffable music. The trees and the stars and the blue hills appear to us as symbols aching with a meaning which can never be uttered in words.”
Rabindranath Tagore
Love, Human Experience, Beauty, Nature, Spirituality
75. “In appearance Sachish gives the impression of a celestial being. His eyes glow; his long, slender fingers are like tongues of flame; the color of his skin is more a luminescence than a color. As soon as I set eyes on him I seemed to glimpse his inner self; and from that moment I loved him.” Rabindranath Tagore Beauty, Admiration, Inner Self, Connection, Human Experience
76. “We cannot see Beauty till we let go our hold of it. It was Buddha who conquered the world, not Alexander – this is untrue when stated in dry prose – oh when shall we be able to sing it? When shall all these most intimate truths of the universe overflow the pages of printed books and leap out in a sacred stream like the Ganges from the Gangotrie?” Rabindranath Tagore Beauty, Attachment, Enlightenment, Art, Metaphor
Beauty Quotes by Famous Authors
61. “All the intimate associations of our life, all its experience of pleasure and pain, group themselves around this display of the divine love, and from the drama that we witness in him. The touch of an infinite mystery passes over the trivial and the familiar, making it break out into ineffable music. The trees and the stars and the blue hills appear to us as symbols aching with a meaning which can never be uttered in words.”
Rabindranath Tagore Love, Human Experience, Beauty, Nature, Spirituality
75. “In appearance Sachish gives the impression of a celestial being. His eyes glow; his long, slender fingers are like tongues of flame; the color of his skin is more a luminescence than a color. As soon as I set eyes on him I seemed to glimpse his inner self; and from that moment I loved him.”
Rabindranath Tagore Beauty, Admiration, Inner Self, Connection, Human Experience
76. “We cannot see Beauty till we let go our hold of it. It was Buddha who conquered the world, not Alexander – this is untrue when stated in dry prose – oh when shall we be able to sing it? When shall all these most intimate truths of the universe overflow the pages of printed books and leap out in a sacred stream like the Ganges from the Gangotrie?”
Rabindranath Tagore Beauty, Attachment, Enlightenment, Art, Metaphor
