That is the indifference of the sages. But how does this indifference come to them? How is it practiced? There comes a day in the life of a person, sooner or later, the day when he no longer thinks about himself, how he eats, how he is clothed, how he lives, how anybody treats him, if anybody loves him or hates him. Every thought that concerns himself leaves him. That day comes, and it is a blessed day when it comes to a man. That day his soul begins to live, to live independently, independently of fear. As long as man is bound by such thoughts as, "I am treated badly or wrongly; people do not love me or like me; people do not treat me justly or fairly", he is poor. Whatever his position in life, he is poor. The moment he begins to forget about it his power becomes great.