There must not be anything difficult in life and all things and people must be perfect in the perfection of God; everybody must act in life as he wishes them to; he alone must be the engineer and all others his machines. They must have all the endurance he demands of them; at the same time all must be as sensitive as he wants them to be. No one should move against his desire; not even a bird must fly in the sky, nor even a leaf must make a flutter: all under his command. He alone must live and all others must live, but under him. This attitude I have not spoken of someone in the world, but every individual. The world is a place where every individual wishes to be the king, so many kings and only one kingdom, and the whole tragedy of life is accounted for by this.