You need spiritual nobleness when you plant trees knowing that you’ll never enjoy their shade and only others will do that and probably they’ll never find out about you.
And this is your reward: a shade in the present of tomorrow, an unknown coolness on the faces of those who’ll never find out that you cared about them.
You need spiritual nobleness to do today something for tomorrow, to build now for the dreams of those who are not born yet.
The problem is that you can fall into error while demolishing the reality and the dreams of the present.
