In English
God will never desert His obligation
Every culture has a body of customs and conventions laid down by the sages, to maintain peace and prosperity in the community. They are tested in the crucible of experience, and they are often grouped under the word, (duties). Or, they are known as (ethics). To go against them-is to break the rule which binds man to man, and man to God. When you have not grown enough and understood how hard it is to work and earn the fruits of work, it strikes you as easy to take hold of some one else’s book or pencil or money and derive satisfaction therefrom. This tendency leads you to trouble, and to this place. Resist that temptation; be bold; tell yourselves that it is wrong, it will disgrace your parents, the reputation of your family, of your village, of your country and its ancient culture. If you feel you must have something to be happy, pray to God; “God! You have the responsibility to keep me healthy, happy, good and intelligent; give me this thing, which I believe is necessary for my happiness; but, if you think, I am wrong, give me whatever you think best.” God will never desert His obligation; He will feed you and foster you. Once a (ascetic) was proceeding to the forest for austerities, so that he may win the Grace of God. He saw a cow being led by a villager; drops of milk were shedding from its udder! He asked the villager, why? The reply was, “She is about to calve; this is the indication; the milk is already flowing so that the calf may have its milk, as soon as it is born.” The then realised that God will give him, too, wherever he was, the thing most needed for his progress; He knows best, He is all-knowing, He is compassion itself, he felt; so, he turned back and contented himself with prayers and the constant contemplation of God as Providence.