In English
But man should exercise his discrimination to determine what are beneficial for him and what are not fit to be used. Because all things are available, one should not use them as he likes for the simple reason that each use is accompanied by its natural consequences. One cannot avoid these consequences. If you are prepared to face the consequences, you can act as you want. What is happening, however, is enjoyment of something with relish and later bemoaning the adverse aftereffects. This is a mark of mental weakness. (Nature) is like a mirror. It reflects your action. Standing before a mirror, you offer a to it. The image in the mirror reflects your actions. If you attempt to hit the image, the reflection will hit back. Basing on this law of action and reaction, the declared: "." (Whatever your thought, that you become). Hence, in the realm of natural phenomena, whatever actions you do will be followed by consequences which are inescapable, sometime or other.