In English
Duty must be done with skill, sincerity and love
You have it in your power to make your days on earth a path of flowers, instead of a path of thorns. Recognise the resident in every heart and all will be smoothness, softness and sweetness for you. will be the fountain of Love in your heart and in the hearts of all with whom you come in contact. Know that is Omnipresent and so, He is present in every living thing and you. Adore everyone as you adore . Allow the other man as 'much freedom as you like to enjoy; do unto him just as you would like to be done to you. Don't do unto him anything you don't like to be done unto you. That is the sum and substance of (spiritual effort). One individual goes along the road swinging his walking stick merrily. He is quite happy with himself and his conditions. He has every right to do so. But, he has to remember that others are also walking along the road and have every right to do so. So, his stick should be so swung that no harm or injury is inflicted on other rightful users of the road. Your freedom is restricted by the freedoms you have to grant to other members of the Society in which you live and thrive. As a matter of fact, if there was no other person, you have no duties at all. Duty arises when you have another person to deal with. You have a duty so far as the other person is concerned and he has the responsibility to see that he deserves that duty which you feel bound to fulfil towards him. Duty must be deserved by the other; it must be done with skill and sincerity and love. This is easy if you feel that your duty is part of your worship, that you are offering it to the in the other person. Your duty is to your own self, the that is your real core.