Morning Thoughts – in The pure heart there is no room left where personal judgments and hatreds Stay – Day 6

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Morning Thoughts - In The Pure Heart There Is No Room Left Where Personal Judgments And Hatreds Stay - Day 6

Morning Thoughts – in The pure heart there is no room left where personal judgments and hatreds Stay – Day 6

In the pure heart there is no room left
where personal judgments and hatreds can
find lodgment
, for it is filled to overflowing
with tenderness and love; it sees no evil,
and only as men succeed in seeing no evil
in others will they become free from sin,
and sorrow, and suffering.

If men only understood
That the heart that sins must sorrow,
That the hateful mind tomorrow
Reaps its barren harvest, weeping,
Starving, resting not, nor sleeping;
Tenderness would fill their being,
They would see with Pity’s seeing
If they only understood.

James Allen
WRITTEN BY

James Allen

James Allen was born, on 28th November 1864, at 21, Brunswick Street, Leicester. His mother, Martha Allen, formerly Whalton, or Whotton, aged 37 years, registered the birth of her eldest son, on December 2nd with an ‘X’, the mark of the mother.

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