"<p></p> <p>Before you judge the extraordinary, throw it into the mill of everyday use and grind it there for a while. Have you met an extraordinarily beautiful woman whose beauty dazzles and amazes you? Observe for a while this extraordinary beauty in the glare of everyday life, and you will suddenly learn that all beauty is hopeless and sad, not worth caring for. Are you dazzled by the extraordinary spirit of a man? Examine what he said in the practice of the commonplace, and you will understand at once that wisdom is not something extraordinary and incomprehensible, but something very simple and natural. Have you met a man of extraordinary power? Just think how fragile this man's power is, on Mondays and Tuesdays - he could be killed by an assassin, a political movement, or even a tiny infectious microbe! Have you encountered extraordinary human goodness? Then marvel and remain in awe. But it doesn't happen to you often.</p>"