In English
Students can easily understand if these concepts are explained in terms of the subject, the object and the predicate. It is common knowledge that a proper sentence can be formed only when these three come together and when there is proper co-ordination between them. When there is no correlation between these three, there is room for several doubts and questions. If there is a sentence such as “ has beaten”, then, the one who has heard this sentence will ask who was beaten. This will further give rise to another question as to who has beaten whom. Then, the question will also arise about what has been beaten. If instead of all this, we say, “ has beaten the dog”, there will be no further questions. In the same manner, when the manthra, the utterance of the manthra, and the fruit of the manthra are all properly explained and co-ordinated, there will be no room for further doubt or question. It is because had the strength of establishing the (Trinity of thought, word, and deed), it encompasses the three aspects - the subject, the object, and the predicate.