I in them. He does not deceive the person who wants to follow him, neither does he permit you to become a disciple under any condition. With him there is life, and to stay united to him, we must give ourselves up to him completely. When we merely want some benefit, grace, or blessing from him, we will soon be disappointed with him if we do not receive it. However, if we unite ourselves to him, for good or evil, we discover that what really matters is not possessing what he gives, but rather enjoying what he is.
Man is harder than iron, stronger than stone, and more fragile than a rose.
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