He Who Once Burns His Mouth On

Every Mind Has Its Particular Standard Of Good And Bad, And Of Right And Wrong. This Standard Is Made By What One Has Experienced Through Life, By What One Has Seen Or Heard; It Also Depends Upon One's Belief In A Certain Religion, One's Birth In A Certain Nation And Origin In A Certain Race. But What Can Really Be Called Good Or Bad, Right Or Wrong, Is What Comforts The Mind And What Causes It Discomfort. It Is Not True, Although It Appears So, That It Is Discomfort That Causes Wrongdoing. In Reality, It Is Wrongdoing Which Causes Discomfort, And It Is Right-doing Which Gives Comfort.

If There Is Such A Thing As Saintly Renunciation, It Is Renouncing Small Gains For Better Gains; Not For No Gains, But Seeing With Open Eyes What Is Better And What Is Inferior. Even If The Choice Has To Lie Between Two Momentary Gains, One Of These Would Always Be Found To Be More Real And Lasting; That Is The One That Should Be Followed For The Time.

A Person Does Not Hear Sound Only Through The Ears; He Hears Sound Through Every Pore Of His Body. It Permeates The Entire Being.

The Sage Said, "the Best Thing Is Not To Hate Anyone, Only To Love. That Is The Only Way Out Of It. As Soon As You Have Forgiven Those Whom You Hate, You Have Gotten Rid Of Them. Then You Have No Reason To Hate Them; You Just Forget. Spiritual Dimensions Of Psychology."

Your Heart Is Not Living Intil It Has Experienced Pain... The Pain Of Love Breaks Open The Heart, Even If It Is As Hard As A Rock.