And now the question of those who work with us. Sometimes we see their errors, their faults, their limitations. But at the same time we see their merits, their virtues, their goodness. The best thing is to overlook the other part, not be discouraged by it, not be dissatisfied by it, with a hope that in the end all will be well, since it is a service which is intended for humanity at large. We must keep before our view that high ideal, that great ideal, instead of thinking of the little faults and errors of our brothers and sisters in the Movement. For we all have limitations, and since we are human beings we an expect to be tolerated, to be forgiven. We ourselves must do it; when we forgive, then others forgive us.