No Practice Exists In Isolation.

A Certain Person May Have, As You Say, A Wonderful Presence; I Do Not Know. What I Do Know Is That He Has A Perfectly Delightful Absence.

To 'see Both Sides' Of A Problem Is The Surest Way To Prevent Its Complete Solution. Because There Are Always More Than Two Sides.

A Generous Person May Not Have Wisdom: But, Unlike Others, He Has The Means To Gain It.

Advice Is Priceless: When It Becomes Interference It Is Preposterous.

When Prayer, Rituals And Ascetic Life Are Just A Means Of Self-indulgence, They Are Harmful Rather Than Beneficial. This Is Quite Obvious To People Nowadays, When It Is Widely Recognised That Fixations Are Not The Same As Valuable And Laudable Observances. One Should Not Pray If That Prayer Is Vanity; Rituals Are Wrong When They Provide Lower Satisfactions, Like Emotional Stimulus Instead Of Enlightenment; He Or She Should Not Be An Ascetic Who Is Only Enjoying It.