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Edwin Arnold's lines from The Light of Asia, 'That which ye sow ye reap. See yonder fields! The sesamum was sesamum, the corn was corn. The Silence and the Darkness knew! So is a man's fate born': every harvest is after its seed, so a man's fate is born from what he sows in imagination and feeling, and one fills one's images with love. Later lectures pair it with Galatians 6:7 ('whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap') and 'all ends run true to origins'.
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Edwin Arnold, The Light of Asia | That which ye sow ye reap. See yonder fields The sesamum was sesamum, the corn Was corn. The Silence and the Darkness knew So is man’s fate born.