Passage 18

In English

There is a small example for this: It is quite common that either in excitement or in a state of temporary happiness, people take a different view at the moment. This can be called a temporary or transient type of . There was a person in Northern India who was running a flour mill. Once he went to a place where a good was being told. The author of the , the story of devotion to God, stated in the very beginning that there is no gift greater than the gift of food. He also asked, is there a God who is greater than mother or father? Is there any moral conduct nobler than following truth? Is there any greater than you showing kindness where it is needed? Is there anything more profitable than keeping company with good people? Is there a greater enemy than anger itself? Is there a disease for a human being worse than being indebted? Is there any wealth which is better than continued reputation? He further stated that the consequences of giving food to a hungry man will be such that great good will come out of them.