Faith in the Master is always born of some deep experience which the Master imparts to the deserving disciple.

It is fundamentally different from the beliefs which people have either through uncritical acceptance or superficial thinking.

Mere intellectual beliefs have, for the most part, very little spiritual importance.

The Master, therefore, is utterly unconcerned with whether the disciple believes in him or in someone else. And he is equally unconcerned with whether the disciple, at any moment, does or does not believe in him.

If, in some fortunate cases, the Master, through his benign intervention, wins for himself the living faith of the disciple (as distinguished from mere belief), it is because he knows that the disciple will be helped through it…..

If you cannot love each other, then learn to give-in, one to the other; when you feel resentment and anger surging up within you, begin to dance, or laugh, or go outside for a moment until the mind and emotions are under control. At all costs, these must be controlled.###