You must learn to burn and throw behind the opposite of what you want ahead...

If you enter a room that is very cold due to air
conditioning know that somewhere the cold is
being traded with heat
If u see a boat moving forward know that
somewhere water is moving backwards
If u see a jet engine propelling forward know that
somewhere fuel is being burnt backward
To every action there is equal and opposite
reaction
If you see a family full of the "coolness of love
and peace" know that somewhere "the heat of
hatred, mistrust and rancour is being burnt
behind"
You must learn to burn and throw behind the
opposite of what you want ahead...
Burn hatred to get love
Burn pride to get honour
Burn greed to get wealth
Burn ignorance to get knowledge
This is how the cycle of life revolves

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