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Every passage Mysora shows is a genuine text, quoted verbatim and attributed, never paraphrased. All of it is in the public domain.

This list is a sample. The corpus is broader and keeps growing.

Taoist

  • Tao Te Ching

    Laozi

    James Legge, 1891

Stoic

  • Enchiridion

    Epictetus

    W. A. Oldfather, Loeb 1928

  • Letters to Lucilius

    Seneca

    Richard Mott Gummere, Loeb 1917

  • Meditations

    Marcus Aurelius

    George Long, 1862

Sufi

  • Gulistan

    Saadi

    Edward Rehatsek, 1888

  • Masnavi

    Rumi

    E. H. Whinfield, 1898

  • Sand and Foam

    Kahlil Gibran

    Kahlil Gibran (original English)

  • The Prophet

    Kahlil Gibran

    Kahlil Gibran (original English)

Christian

  • 1 Peter

    World English Bible

  • 1 Thessalonians

    World English Bible

  • Ecclesiastes

    World English Bible

  • Isaiah

    World English Bible

  • John

    World English Bible

  • Joshua

    World English Bible

  • Lamentations

    World English Bible

  • Matthew

    World English Bible

  • Philippians

    World English Bible

  • Proverbs

    World English Bible

  • Psalm

    World English Bible

Buddhist

  • Dhammapada

    Max Müller, 1881

Hindu

  • Bhagavad Gita

    Annie Besant, 1895

This list is a sample. The corpus is broader and keeps growing.

The draw is deterministic: the night’s computed sky narrows these books to a shortlist, and one page settles out of it, once per night and language. The sky selects a passage. It never foretells anything.

Mysora is a daily reading practice. A computed sky chooses one genuine passage from the world’s wisdom books, and an AI helps you read it into your own day. The words of the sages are shown exactly as they were written.

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