The nature created by God also contains some of the characteristics of God.

A river doesn't ask the lion or the deer that comes to drink from it, whether you are a friend or a foe.

The breeze caresses the wicked and the righteous alike.

The moon shines in the same way for the thief and the sentry.

The rose gives its fragrance for the worm and the butterfly alike.

When the cuckoo sings and the peacock dances, the song and sight aren't limited to anyone.

The apple tree sheds the fruit, and the maple tree spreads the shade, to the planter and the woodcutter alike.

The brilliance of the sky and charm of the rainbow belong to everyone alike.

The one who makes his sun rise on the bad and the good, and causes the rain to fall on the just and the unjust is God.

When affection befits one's nature, born is a human being.