We owe them duties, services, love.

We cannot cut ourselves off from them, from any of them, saying that they are nothing to us.

We cannot rid ourselves of obligations to them and say we owe them nothing.

So inexorable is this relation to others that in all the broad earth there is not an individual who has no right to come to us with his needs, claiming at our hand the ministry of love.

The other people are our brothers, and there is not one of them that we have a right to despise, or neglect, or hurt, or thrust away from our door.
We ought to train ourselves to think of the other people.