In English
Tragic result of man's devaluation
To accept that man is related to the apes or that he is an animal made of mud or matter is to devalue him. Man or , as he is called in Sanskrit, is a spark of or God. He can blossom into God. He is born to be perpetually happy, but is everywhere in misery. This is a tragedy; it is the like the (washerman) who died of thirst though he was standing kneedeep in the running stream; or like the man who closed his eyes and stumbled along in the darkness. The source of happiness is in him; the source of light is in his eyes. Real education has to teach man how to tap this spring of joy and light. If this task is not undertaken by schools and colleges, it should be performed by parents and elders and all who are keen to prevent this devaluation.