In English
Man has to expand his knowledge
He might be sitting at a table, before his plate on which dinner has been served; if some one rushes in to tell him that his child has been injured in an accident on the road, he runs out of the room and on to the road, without caring for the hunger and the plate. The call of the one he is attached to is louder and stronger than any call from within. In spite of such experience, man still believes in his ego, in an exclusive type of individuality. The family is essential for the blossoming of human personality; how can the helpless baby grow and learn, talk and move forward without the home? The home needs the community around it to keep it safe and happy. Even a bird in the bush cannot survive isolation from its kind. Man has to expand his knowledge, his emotions, his sympathies, his love. Expansion is life, expansion is love. When the community or the safe-guarding, sustaining Society is rendered weak, the family too tends to disintegrate and the individual suffers.