In English
Become rulers of the inner empire
too once charged his eldest brother, , with callous indifference to the sufferings of his other brothers and of their queen, and her children; he flung arrows of scorn at him for his blind adherance to 'morality and righteousness', despite the heinous provocations to retaliation, that their cousins aimed at them. As a result, told him, "Our mother lives apart from us, our wife is insulted in open court, we wander as exiles in the jungles, my son has been surrounded and done to death, and we have been defamed and disgraced beyond endurance. All the while, you have been putting up with all this ignominy, content with your clinging to virtue." When he had finished his tirade, replied calmly, with no sign of resentment, "Patience, tolerance, love - these alone can bring success; of what use is victory, if it is gained by falsehood and ferocity? Such a war will breed wars for ever. We shall act ever as if we are in the presence of God, as if God is watching and weighing every thought, word and deed. See yourselves in all, see all in yourselves; that is the road to lasting peace and joy. Let us not seek the outer empire; let us become rulers of the inner empire. Let us not try to defy the outer enemy, leaving the inner foe to grow in striking power. We have with us, and so, who can defeat us? We shall win through winning His Grace."