You are even wiser than beggars when you enact the Creator’s agreements to abolish the fulfillment of all wrongdoing. When you are good to your people, you are incapable of acting according to our way of operation. Thus, we do irrational things to everyone so that they would place more trust in external matters, and not only in themselves. Trust in oneself is extremely dangerous from the perspective of all of us, because when one places trust in an imperfect being, the teachings of the Creator are flushed down the drain, and a person knows only how to ease their circumstances—if the Creator has not been acknowledged sufficiently. People’s own thoughts do not reach beyond the present moment, and so the all-knowing and powerful essence of the spiritual world is left in the shadows, and as a person proceeds without seeing ahead, they are unable to anticipate future events except by relying on history. This wandering in the dark is very familiar to people, but in truth, this is not how things should be done; rather, the all-seeing eye of God should be brought into use so that a full picture of things can be gained, without gaps along the path.