How did you usually find a master? Because the way things are, it's certainly tough nowadays to find a good one. The lords of the earth are very different from the Lord of heaven.
In the excerpt from "The Dialogue of the Dogs" by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, the speaker reflects on the difficulty of finding a worthy master in contemporary times. Unlike past eras, where the qualities of a good master may have been clearer, today's world presents challenges in identifying those who truly embody the virtues of leadership and guidance.
The quote emphasizes the distinction between earthly authorities and divine wisdom, hinting at a disparity in qualities and intentions. This contrast suggests that while one may find powerful figures among humans, the true essence of a worthy master parallels the goodness often attributed to a higher spiritual authority.
