Passage 6

In English

To this, did not agree; and he said that after all, the cows and the young calves were going to the same forest without any protection on their legs and so he said that he would also go without shoes. replied that they were cattle while was a young boy and insisted that should wear shoes. Here, had a nice opportunity to teach a good lesson. He said that it was not right to think that whatever moves on two legs is human and what moves on four legs is an animal. He started explaining the origin of the word and that whoever has external vision only should be treated as an animal while whoever has his vision directed inward is a true human being. Whether it is an animal or human being, in form, if he has only external vision, then it is as good as being an animal. Many people are like crows. They only want to understand what is seen externally. They do not want to know what internal vision is. They are always wanting to enjoy worldly comforts, but very few are making an effort to get inner peace and consequently lead a blissful life. differed from his mother and said that these cows are better than most human beings who were behaving like animals. The animals are full of love. They have no selfishness in them and they always lead a life full of sacrifice. The milk that was really intended for the young calves is being given to the human beings for providing them with energy and nourishment. Human beings use grass and hay to feed the cattle and in return the cattle are giving sacred milk for their use. The cattle are accepting something that is useless and returning valuable milk. In contrast, human beings accept and consume good things and, in return, do bad things. We should examine carefully who really is the animal here.