Translation by Dr. Sant Singh Khalsa
When I stop dwelling on everything I have done wrong and start growing what is good, goodness itself moves into my home.
Then I see it: there is only One, filling everything — nothing and no one left out. My own mind grows quiet and sure of it.
The same One set up the seas, the land, all the worlds, and lives in every single heart. Meeting the teaching, I finally recognize that One.
This is how the teaching works: goodness quietly dissolves the old faults, the way sunlight clears a fog.
A striking reversal of the usual moral method: not fighting faults but growing virtue, so that goodness “moves into the home” and dissolves the old faults like fog. The One who made seas, land and worlds is found within every heart.
Is it easier to fix yourself by fighting your faults, or by growing what is good? Why?
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