In English
Today is indeed a day of joy, since we have met here to share love (). The joy is marred to some extent by the want of accommodation in this Hall and the suffering all of you are put to. I feel it is not proper to keep you long in this physical torment while I have comparative comfort on this less crowded platform. That explains partly why you are restless and agitated, an attitude quite different from what you should have on such occasions. The same group of people, you will have observed, differs in its reactions and behaviour when it is in a marriage , a cinema hall, an exhibition enclosure, a temple, or a football match. They are moved by totally different impulses in these various places. In a gathering devoted to the needs of the spirit, what is expected is eager attention, quiet calm, and reverential, prayerful silence. Here, obviously, only the eye and the ear need function; the tongue has no business to wag. I have come to share with you the gift of that I have brought, but you seem to be satisfied with the confusion that you already live in!