Favourable external conditions make people complacent and inactive. Someone who faces unfavourable external conditions develops discontentment, which, in turn, drives him to make efforts to change things for the better.
A principled person willingly bows down before areasoned argument just as a person bows down before might.
It is a law of nature that if someone loses one part of his body, he develops new capacities in compensation. So, despite his apparent ‘disability’, he is able to do that which he may not have been able to do before.
A person who is God-fearing and has the sense of accountability will undoubtedly lead a peaceful life and be conscious of not being unkind to others.
