The Law of Nature
English book, p. 215
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
The Law of Nature dislike from the world, but you can make your life pleasant by coexisting with them.” This is a truth supported by all of history. If that’s the case, why push against an impossible obstacle? Why not carve your path in a possible field? Just as you have to live in this world, others do too. The world isn’t for just one person but for everyone. In such a situation, realism means accepting the existence of others just as you want your own existence to be respected. Give others the same rights you desire for yourself. If you adopt this mindset, you’ll see that the seemingly thorny world transforms into a garden full of flowers for you. When you give others the right to live, you protect your own right to live. If you deny others their rights, society will face such problems that you will also lose your rights. The truth is that being kind to others is ultimately being kind to yourself, and harming others is harming yourself. In this world, giving leads to receiving, and taking leads to losing. Someone has said that waiting can also be a solution to a problem. However, people often lack the patience to wait. This means you shouldn’t be distressed by current hardships. It’s entirely possible that you’ll gain even more in the future. To illustrate this, consider the following example. A father had two sons. One worked hard in school, while the other did not put effort into his studies and remained uneducated. As a result, the educated son achieved success and progress, whereas the uneducated son failed to make any significant advancements. Consequently, the educated son gained respect and prominence within the household, while the uneducated son was deprived of respect and esteem in his own home. This is the story of two biological brothers. Sometimes,

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