In English
Education must result in discovery of the Self
Consider how well educated, how powerful, how strong physically, how heroic, were the epic personages, , , , . Each of them had all these in ample measure; but the absence of virtue, of the yearning to be righteous, of adherence to (moral code) - that flaw led to irreparable ruin. Prior to the confrontation on the field of battle, as well as his rival the Prince hastened to Lord seeking aid. allowed them to choose for themselves. He placed before them two items of aid: the Army that would be an addition to one's militant potential, and Himself, the Divine Guide and Guardian, who would not be useful for the actual fighting in the battle. chose the army; he preferred quantity, manpower. chose quality, God-power. was for him as valuable an acquisition as the conquest of the entire world.