Continuation of the previous episode. The relationship between a person and God. Both need to be attracted each other. After some time, one can see God in all persons and can love, care and be compassionate to all.

This episode has poems of Rumi that depict the relationship between a lover (devotee) and the Beloved (God).  

Rumi was a religious teacher and then he became a Sufi Saint. He wrote poems in Arabic or Farsi language. They have been translated in English by many.The Introduction is about Rumi's spiritual life.  

Malti Johari translated some of his poems in Hindi in 2012.These are a compilation of Rumi's poems, in short. 

The last chapters. Lao Tsu says that it  is important to stay mentally and emotionally balanced. One needs to accept one's owns mistakes, be egoless, be friendly and compassionate towards all. These are qualities for both an ideal nation, leader and human beings. 

Lao Tsu explains the good qualities in all persons, including the King, the leader and an ordinary person. He says that one should be flexible and not stubborn, one should not interfere too much with others lives, and must have the humility to accept one's own wrongdoings or mistakes and be ready to mend it, etc.

Lao Tsu shows how to get a glimpse of Tao. He says you need to be alert, humble, positive, balanced and remain ordinary. Do not coerce or force yourself or your values or thoughts on any other person. Fill your heart with love, respect and compassion.

Lao Tsu explains the qualities of Taoists. He says be like child, don't force people, remain alert all the time, respect everybody, don't rush to help all the time, allow people to help themselves, etc. 

Lao Tsu says the way of life is to remain egoless. He says tao is not affected by people's reactions and opinions of himself. Tao remains open, useful, friendly to all without any expectations.