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Note below the heading	Signed "Elliott B. Page." A poem on the Bodhisattva who forgoes nirvana to help humanity, with an epigraph from ''The Voice of the Silence''.
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{{OCR to proofread}} {{Page aside margins}} {{Page aside in Path|v=6|n=1|p=18}} {{Style P-Quote|"To don Nirmanakaya's humble robe is to forego eternal bliss for self, to help on man's salvation."<ref>''Voice of the Silence''.</ref>|signature=''Voice of the Silence''.}} {{Style P-Poem|poem=He on whose shoulders falls this robe, No more of Self shall know; All unperceived of man and earth, He shall through Kalpas go; Unknown, unheeded, disbelieved, While ages ebb and flow. No pause for rest, no thought of bliss, Nor taste of heav'nly joy; Unceasing toil, unceasing pain, Woe, woe without alloy Must recompense that stainless one For all his sad employ. The biting wind, the cruel frost, The blasts of fiendish hate; The heartbreak of a wretched world, The cruelties of Fate; The salt, salt tears of Sorrow's sea For the Unselfish wait. The Guardian Wall by such is built, With hearts instead of stones, By blood and tortures made secure; Impelled by human groans, These saintly ones for us forego All bliss while Mis'ry moans.}} {{Style P-Signature|Elliott B. Page.}} {{Footnotes}}

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