The seed of the banyan tree is very small. Falling into a minute cranny in a rock, it can grow and splinter the rock. Breaking rocks is not its law of life: finding a drop of water, from wherever it can is its law of life.
Love, unconditional love, has no intention of destroying anything. Yet, in its presence many things might cease to exist in their present state.
Love is a power: Not the 'feminine' or 'effeminate' quality attributed to it by an anaerobic putrefying culture that makes of aggression and hate a heroic fashion and virtue.
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| McKay Savage - Great Banyan Tree, Kolkata |
Love is a power: Not the 'feminine' or 'effeminate' quality attributed to it by an anaerobic putrefying culture that makes of aggression and hate a heroic fashion and virtue.
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