İnsana ve Hayata Dair Düşünceler

Thoughts on Humanity and Life Book Description: “In order to live according to one's own law, a bee needs to fly, a snake needs to crawl, a fish needs to swim, and a person needs conversation. Therefore, if a person harms people instead of loving them, he will act strangely, like a bird starting to swim or a fish starting to fly. The horse escapes from the enemy by its own rapid running. He is not unfortunate because he cannot crow like a rooster; However, he is miserable if he loses the rapid running that has been granted to him. The most valuable thing in a dog is its sense of smell. If the dog loses this power of smell, he is miserable. But he cannot be unhappy because he cannot fly. Likewise, man is not miserable because he cannot overcome bears, lions or evil people. However, he becomes miserable when he loses his own beautiful creation, his own ability to love, which is the most precious thing given to him. Dying, losing money, not having fame, not having property or wealth cannot be considered as real deprivations. The need for these is not absolute. A person becomes miserable when he loses his true virtue, his highest happiness, that is, his ability to love. The teacher was explaining what love was to a blind, deaf and mute girl who was learning to read and write by hand-tuning. The girl said: “Yes, I understand, this is always something people feel towards each other.” One day, people will give up fighting, fighting, and the consequences that cause people to suffer death and great punishment, and they will love each other. These times will probably come. Because it is not hatred that has been instilled in the hearts of all people, but only love for each other. Do everything possible to make this time come. If a man looks for something hanging on his back as if he didn't know about it, this is pitiful and ridiculous. What if the situation of someone who seeks goodness, but does not know that this is the only love placed in his heart, is different from him? (From the Promotional Bulletin)