Toward The One, The Perfection Of Love,

The Lover's Pleasure Is In The Pleasure Of The Beloved. The Lover Is Satisfied When The Beloved Is Fed. The Lover Is Vain When The Beloved Is Adorned.

... The Wise In All Ages... Have Tried To Learn One Thing Only, And That Was Resignation To The Will Of God. By Doing This, They Have Reached A Stage At Which They Could See From God's Point Of View.

Very Often In Everyday Life One Sees That By Losing One's Temper With Someone Who Has Already Lost His, One Does Not Gain Anything But Only Sets Out Upon The Path Of Stupidity. He Who Has Enough Self-control To Stand Firm At The Moment When The Other Person Is In A Temper, Wins In The End. It Is Not He Who Has Spoken A Hundred Words Aloud Who Has Won; It Is He Who Has Perhaps Spoken Only One Word.

Have You Known What It Is To Give Your Meal To Another And To Go Without Yourself? It Gives A Happiness That No Dinner Eaten By Yourself Can Give. Have You Known What It Is To Give Your Coat To Another And Do Without It Yourself? It Gives A Joy That The Satisfaction Of Your Own Wants Cannot Give You.

Love Is The Essence Of All Religion, Mysticism, And Philosophy, And For The One Who Has Learned This, Love Fulfills The Purpose Of Religion, Ethics, And Philosophy, And The Lover Is Raised Above All Diversities Of Faiths And Beliefs.