What is the important lesson we must learn from Nature, the Sun and the Moon? Bhagawan reminds us today so that we may march on with resilience. Every object in Nature performs its specific function. The Sun and Moon are ceaselessly doing their duty. God is also carrying on His duties without any rest or pause. The rivers, by flowing towards the ocean convey the lesson that you shouldn’t give up your effort until you reach your destination. Man should involve himself in righteous actions in a spirit of equanimity. Life is a mixture of good and bad, ups and downs. Ignore the bad and enjoy what is good. If you buy a basket of mangoes, there may be some overripe and rotten fruits in it. You ignore them and consume good ones. Likewise, in life, you should forget the bad experiences and make use of good ones. Instead, man broods over the bad experiences and spoils even the good that comes his way. This is a sign of weakness. Human life is a procession of good and bad experiences, of joy and sorrow. These experiences depend on the changing conditions of time and place!