He whose tongue is polite, civilized and cultured, has a large heart, pure and noble.
An ignorant person counts the leaves, flowers etc., and eats or may not even eat the fruit, whereas a wise person is interested only in eating the fruit, without paying any attention to these details.
Discipline corrects the baseness of worldly passion, fortifies the heart with virtuous principles, enlightens the mind with useful knowledge, and furnishes enjoyment from within itself.
The current of mind flows all over the body, from head to foot in the form of currents through the veins and arteries. Happiness is experienced where it settles, and misery is experienced when it is removed from there by force.
Those who see attachment in detachment and detachment in attachment are called saints. Such is their liberation.