When a man is born into this world, he is like iron ore, raw in form. Nature has produced him like ore, and he has to develop himself on his own. Nature produces ore; man has to convert it into steel.
In this world almost everyone makes mistakes. But he finds that after every mistake certain opportunities arise through which he is able to rectify matters — thus saving himself from the evil consequences of his mistakes.
Man has nothing greater to give anyone than love. This being the case, it is impossible for one to discover God – in all His perfection¬ – and then to offer Him something less than love. Neither is any offering less than love acceptable to God, nor is it proper for man to offer his Lord anything less than pure, true love.
The best principle for maintaining harmony in the home is the art of difference management. Instead of making futile attempts to eliminate difference, we should learn to adjust to it.
