One day a group of seekers are sitting and drinking tea. One of them, because he thought he knew everything, states,
“My master taught me that until the man who has not been wronged is as indignant about a wrong as the man who has actually been wronged, mankind will not be fulfilled.” For a moment an impressive silence, and then the Mulla speaks,
“My master taught me that nobody should become indignant about anything until he is sure that what he thinks is a wrong is in fact a wrong – and not a blessing in disguise!”