The age of civilization has potentially brought the age of war to an end. War and violence in this age have become as irrelevant as trying to light a fire in the kitchen by knocking two stones together instead of using matchsticks or a lighter.
Violence, or terrorism, is a negation of God's creation plan for human beings.
In the human world, great things can happen when each individual plays his own role without interfering in the sphere of others.
Attaining success is like the functioning of a cog- wheel. When the two cogs work in perfect conjunction with each other, the machine will run efficiently. But if either of the two cogs becomes jammed and fails to move, the machine will cease functioning altogether.
If results show that one's advance is not working, then one should be ready to adopt the strategy of retreat. In many situations, retreating can also be a way of moving forward.
Making mistakes is not irremediable. And often all it takes to save the day is a reversal of policy.
Peace promotes all kinds of progress, while violence endangers all kinds of constructive activities.
In the absence of a peaceful environment for work, the mind's capabilities will remain unutilized-----the process that unfolds the potential of the mind will be left uninitiated.
Trying to make changes in any long- standing status quo will almost certainly lead to serious consequences, even including violence.
Failure in crisis management leads to violence and war. In comparison, being successful in managing a crisis leads to peace.
