The document is a series of admissions that the author did not have the ability to foresee or know certain things, followed by what the best thing they could do was in each situation. Some examples include: admitting an inability to save all those dying in war from their couch, but that their best option was to pray; admitting an inability to know what was behind a wall but their best option was to try to evacuate anyone trapped; and admitting an inability to know their destiny but that their best option was to live each activity with passion and help as many people as possible.

1. THE BEST I COULD DO
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to save all those dying in the war just sitting
on my couch in the dining room; but the best I could do was to sincerely pray to
God in my mind; to save the innocent from brutal atrocity and death,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to predict what was going on behind the
solid brick wall; but the best I could do was to try and evacuate; the person
trapped therein; scared and petrified to the last bone down his spine; in an
ambience enveloped with stinging scorpion and black cockroach,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to perceive whether it would be my wife or
a complete stranger as I hoisted the telephone receiver; but the best I could
do was to patiently listen; and then retort back with the most consummate
answers that came to my conscience,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to cognize as to what depths would I strike
water beneath the soil; but the best I could do was to tenaciously plough the
same using both my hands; till the time my perspiration yielded those crystalline
droplets I was so frantically searching for; to pacify my thirst,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to contemplate upon the exact number of
apples hidden within the dense foliage of the gigantic tree; but the best I
could do was to sedulously clamber up the same; dexterously use my fingers and
thumb to nimbly pluck them; before consuming them with unprecedented gusto
and relish,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to envisage the number of humans which
the diabolical shark had chewed up alive; but the best I could do was warn as
many people as possible whom I encountered on the beach; about the staying
away from the perilous sea; and keeping their eyes open and wide for the big
fish,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to meticulously visualize the color of the
cloth stashed in the godown's; but the best I could do was to onerously
rummage through all the piles one by one; in search of that perfect fabric I
had always dreamt of,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to prognosticate as to who would be the
first individual I would confront when commencing the first hour of my
morning; but the best thing I could do was greet him with a smile and
congenially say Good Morning,

2. I admit that I didn’t have the ability to recite the exact percentage of obnoxious
gases circulating perniciously in the atmosphere; but the best I could do was to
grow a new tree every day; in order to blissfully exist and protect the
environment,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to immediately quote the name of the
author who had written the scriptures which were more than a thousand years
old; but the best I could do was to scrupulously read through his verse; pay my
homage and due admiration to him for the pearls he had embossed,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to decipher what exactly the mad man was
saying; as he kept opening his mouth without the slightest of sound; but the best
I could do was to help him express his ideas better; endeavor to understand the
essence of the agony; that he might have been going through,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to forecast as to whether it would rain or
not; but the best I could do was to assist my fellow beings afflicted with bizarre
drought; disseminate surplus water accumulated in my backyard to as far and
distant as I could; along with softly praying to the Creator,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to predict the exact second of the day;
without even looking at my watch; but the best I could do was to gauge the hour
with the rising positions of the Sun & Moon; thereby carry on my activities
incessantly without any negligence,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to imagine as to how much cash was stored
in the villagers account; but the best I could do was to safeguard it at the
cost of my life; standing tall like a formidable fortress in the path of the evil and
satanic eye,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to prudently discern the nature of an
individual only a few seconds after I met him; but the best I could do was to
establish an amicable relationship with him over a period of time; accept his
pro's and con's as a part of erring humanity; and progressing life,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to accurately count all the blades of grass
protruding from the fields; but the best I could do was to free a battalion of
cows and famished sheep into the same; allow them to have the time of
their lives,
I admit that I didn’t have the ability to know whether the milk I was about to
gulp had traces of lethal poison in it or not; but the best I could do was to
swallow it down my throat with my eyes blindfolded; if someone offered it to
me with loads of empathy and love in his heart,

3. I admit that I didn’t have the ability to comprehend what was lingering in her
eyes; but the best I could do was to wholesomely blend with the flames of her
romance; intermingle my breath completely in the swirl of her love,
And I admit that I didn’t have the ability to precisely speak out my destiny;
intricately know as to what event was going to unveil before my eyes at what
time; but the best I could do was to execute each activity of my life with
stupendous fervor;
Try and help as many people as I could in the remaining years of my future set
apart by Almighty Lord; and lead life to its fullest possible; every day; every
hour; every minute; every second.