“A soccer field is also a place where you can learn morals; on this field, you can become generous, tolerant, hardworking, honest, and one who gives their life for the truth. You can also learn to be selfless. Whilst on the field, you can develop a spirit of sacrifice. For instance, you are dribbling the soccer ball, and you come to a point where if you kick the ball correctly, you could score a goal, however, there is a greater risk [of losing the ball]. If, on the other hand, you pass the ball to someone else and they kick it, you would surely score a goal. At such a juncture, you are presented with two possibilities: If you score a goal, you will be praised, and if you pass to someone else – who will surely score a goal – then the whole team would receive admiration. What should your responsibility be at such a juncture? You should forgo your desire of being praised and pass the ball to your teammate so that your whole team earns admiration. When you become selfless like this, then when you grow older, it will not be difficult for you to make even the greatest of sacrifices.