Passage 2

In English

THE should note the distinction between the conduct of the natural man and the aspirant. man is one without. (Fortitude), with (conceit), and one who is full of desires relating to the by which he is trying to have a contented . The man is he who is engaged in as ceaselessly as the waves of the (sea), who accumulates the (treasure) of Equality and Equal love to all, who is content in the thought that all is the Lord's and nothing is his. The man will not, like the man, easily bend before grief or loss, anger or hatred or selfishness, hunger, thirst or fickleness. One should master all the above things as much as possible, and journey through life with fortitude, courage, joy, peace, chatty and humility.