You need not say that you are just. When you are really just, you will not only find justice everywhere, but Divine Grace pouring Itself into you, in many ways.

You need not say that you are good. When you are really and sufficiently good, the people around you and the whole Nature, know it, feel it, experience it.

You need not say that you are pure. When you are really pure, it announces itself persuasively, compellingly, in a hundred ways.

You need not say that you have sufficiently prayed, meditated and disciplined yourself, and that God must become the object of your experience. When you are really ready, God is already at your doors.

Who can hide your goodness, your purity, your sweetness? Not your face. Not your hands. Not your life. Not your circumstances. Not your enemies. None. All that is good in yourself, pervades as fragrance pervades.

If you have really worked hard, struggled much, everything about you is already proclaiming it.