It is a fact that acknowledgment of truth is the greatest form of worship. It is an act for which man has to make the greatest sacrifice. What makes it such a great sacrifice is that it involves setting aside of one’s prestige.
When a person suffers a loss, he should not consider himself a failure and a deprived person; he should not lose hope and courage and begin uttering endless complaints. Rather, he must prove his courage, and, bearing the burden of adversity, retain his mental balance.
Patience is the exercise of restraint in trying situations. It is a virtue, which enables the individual to proceed towards worthy goals, undeflected by adverse circumstances or repeated provocations.
One who has acquired the taste for the meaning of the divine reality, can have no taste for outward and material things. Such a person relishes simplicity. In his eyes, pretensions lose their attraction. His soul finds peace in the natural thing.
