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Thoughts Just as no space is left to accommodate fine precious articles in a chest overstocked all through with worthless material, and if at all accommodated with duress, even the valuable article is bound to be lost in that conglomeration-likewise, good thoughts have no space left for them in the cabinet of our brain when overcrowded with vicious notions. And if some good thought is seen lurking somewhere by chance, it cannot but get enmeshed amidst that mass of perverse notions. That is why discrimination needs to be applied in the case of one's repercussions to thoughts!
Great One who appreciates benevolence somebody had rendered unto him is a noble being. But immensely noble is he who renders benevolence to a person unknown. But against them both, one who showers benevolence over a person who has only done him an evil turn, is not merely noble, immensely noble, but immeasurably great!
