Every manifestation of man is in response to a given objective in accordance with the necessities of experience. Every gesture bears a particular significance.

Every design is potential of procedure.

He who displays noble knowledge or interior peace already surprises in himself strength and reason for aggrandizing his own course. However, the spirit that has given itself up to unfortunate tendencies lacks the incentives to annihilate the routine to undertake the great liberation.

Thus Jesus, by putting on the condition of sanctifying wisdom demanded hearts immersed in the difficulties of perturbation interwoven by themselves, coming into view in human paths like a torch of imperishable clarity, rectifying bearings, sweetening sentiments, polishing instincts and motivating renewals.

And after the gallows of the cross, he remains with us in all circumstances, smiling or suffering with our acts.

He extends succor to the person who has fallen under the yoke of vicious habits . . . .

He rekindles the light of confidence in the conscience imprisoned in despair both on Earth and in the Spiritual World . . .

He strengthens the superior ideals which flicker in souls, extending the light to whoever is stumbling along in the darkness . . . .

He understands the strong but takes his stand with the oppressed from all provenances. . .

Not only does he uplift compassion but also exalts justice, transforming madness into good sense. . . .

He distributes the crust of bread and the primer of education in sustenance of the climate of love and truth. . . .

That is why the Master told us: "I came not to call the just but rather to call the sinners. " When grief and anxiety arise, doing violence to our being, let us know how to counterpoise the purity of our faith and the call of our ideal to the limited and superficial conditions of terrestrial trials, convinced that the teaching of the Master is enlightenment for darkened minds, and a blessed opportunity to pass from the state of unjust and wayward people into people who understand the Divine Laws and are loyal collaborators in the Work of Creation.

Augusto Silva