He tells a householder that real security means accepting insecurity, and tells priests that true virtue comes from inner qualities, not external rituals.
For a hundred years, householders have been decorating their courtyards with spring flowers, plants and colourful pots before opening them up to visitors.
Then, more arduously, comes another life stage when one becomes a 'grihasta' or householder: this is the time for maximal involvement in practical matters.
Here(says my Arabian author) ends.THE STORY OF THE YOUNG MAN WITH THE CREAM TARTS, who is now a comfortable householder in Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square.