In English
Speak without malice, speak to transmit joy
The ordeals that had to endure only demonstrated his attainment. Once, the Lord entered the house of a liberated person as a thief, and when the master of the house caught Him and argued, “You are a thief; I have caught you,” the Lord said in reply, “As long as the ideas you and I inhere, there can be no wisdom,” and disappeared. It is easy to mug up verses and texts and quote them profusely, but it is useless unless you act in accordance with what you say. Practice of austerities () brings about God’s grace (). Act and earn His grace. By the belch, you can judge the food; as the flour so the bread. was able to declare at Chicago the worth of (Eternal Universal Religion) in an unmistakably leonine tone because he had the strength of the practice of austerities behind him. The driver of a car should be alert while driving along a rough road infested with potholes, not merely along smooth concrete highways. So too, you must know how to avoid the temptations of falsehood and how to sail along the smooth road of truth. You may say that very often you are caught in a dilemma by the conflicting demands of truth and falsehood. Remember the -saying: “Speak without malice or hatred or envy; speak the truth; speak to comfort, to consol, to transmit joy ().” When in difficulty, pray for guidance before jumping in any direction. People will give you advice only as far as their cleverness can reach, but the Lord, who transforms dullness into intelligence, will reveal to you the way out of the dilemma. Ask the Lord and He will answer. The Lord revealed the proper course to the hunter. Finally, he broke the bow and arrows and other deadly weapons as a result of that inspiration. The arrows are the symbols of vice and wickedness. He realised his Self that way. Those who come to come by many ways - from via , from via , from via , from via - but all have but one goal and one joy on arrival. Whether it is four four- coins or two half- coins or a one coin, the value is the same. Realisation attained by any one of the means is of the same truth, of the same grandeur; it means the same spiritual victory.