In English
Many will be criticising Me, while many others will be praising Me. But I am neither depressed by their criticism nor elated by their praise. Why? Because, if some people mention about whatever qualities are actually in Me, I need not pay any attention to them; if anyone attributes to Me what is factually not in Me, I need not be worded about it. For instance, if someone calls me "" (i.e. with a basket-like crown of hair), I should by all means accept their remark because I have such a bushy hair on My head. On the contrary if anybody accosts Me as "" (i.e. baldheaded ), why should I accept it? I have no bald head. So if defects which I do not have are pointed out directly even in My very presence, I do not accept them; hence I am not upset by them. That is the right "determination," indicating self-confidence. It is not good for you to be either elated or dejected by others' remarks, without having confidence in yourself. So, first and foremost, you should develop selfconfidence.