In English
should not be done anticipating any result
In fact, (activity) becomes (union with God) when it is done without any attachment. A monk should not even remember what he does; he should not do any anticipating any result. That is the desireless ideal at its highest. The best is that which is done at the call of duty; because it has to be done, not because it is advantageous to do it. The monk should have no anger, anxiety, envy, or greed, but your experience must be telling you that monks who are free from these are very rare today. Do not even cast your glance at a monk who is so false to his vow that he craves for name and fame or indulges in calumny or competition. Do not be led away by such persons into disbelieving the spiritual texts and the . One who is firmly fixed in the faith that this world is a mirage of the mind - that one alone is the ; the others are mere or , entitled to have the epithet at the end of the name and not at the beginning. Nature is - a very ancient entity. The individual soul is also , having had many previous entries and exits. But now it has come in with a new dress; it is (modern), come like a pilgrim to a holy place for going the rounds. The individual soul must have a guide who will show the sacred spots and help fulfill the pilgrimage. That Guide is the Lord Himself: the Guide books are , the , and the spiritual texts. The essence of the scriptures lies in this one rule: Repeat the name of the Lord, keeping His Glory always before the mind.