In English
Religions arise from the minds of men
Bear burdens bravely, declaring, "I am a man." Try to raise yourselves into the Divine. Or, a least, try to live up to the standard expected of the human. The thought in the mind, the word on the tongue and the deed by the hand - try to make all three, one. Many people hope to lead good lives by doing good deeds. But I do not believe this is possible. You can never become good, by means of good deeds. You have to be good, in order that your deeds and words can be good. First, endeavour to be a good person. Thereafter, it becomes possible for you to do good. Be good; do good. It is not possible to predict when and where or for what reason a person's life blossoms or expands. You may pray underneath a tree which yields bitter fruit, it can't give you a sweet fruit. But, when a branch of the sweet fruit tree is grafted on that tree, it can yield sweet fruits, though originally it could not. This process of grafting is equivalent to (good company) in human affairs - getting involved with the good and godly. So do service to your fellow-men with pure intentions and always seek good company. Then, you can transform yourselves.