An excerpt from: Into the Shadows, Into the Light

Perhaps God took my comfort and in stead gave me some understanding about life. I understand that people who oppress, rob, rape, kill, sin, and commit similar acts are in perfect disharmony with life and creation. So are the people who are arrogant, greedy, ignorant, etc. They can’t contribute anything to life, but, on the contrary, they devastate life and property of the people, and they are a threat to the people’s liberty, happiness, and comfort. Such wicked characters as Sarwar are heartless creatures from the shadows. In truth, they are so much in disharmony with this life that as if they think of this creation a theater, whose setting is imaginary, whose players are all clowns, whose artistic genre is buffoonish, whose theatrical affectations are nothing but to deceive the audience, and whose audience seems to be all fools; however, it is attended by few serious people who bear and ignore the deception and abuse under the impression that they are dealing with a light comedy, but not a single wise person among them. And what is important about this theater is that it is owned and run by a group of rascals and abusers. Because their deeds are in perfect conformity with this theater.