Passage 2

In English

The intelligence has to be kept sharp and clear

All things in Creation are subject to the law of change and man too is subject to his law. But, man should use the law for progress, and not for sliding lower in the scale. (righteousness)is the norm, which he must adhere to, so that he changes from good to better and from better to the best. Is that which is 'worn;' man must wear the apparel of so that he is saved from the cold winds of ego. Man has been endowed with (Intellect), so that he might at every turn decide what is beneficent for observance and what is detrimental. while going through hate-ridden regions, prayed, "!" (O Lord! Give everyone good mind!). The Intellect has to be kept sharp, clear and straight. There are four directions in which the intellect guides man: (1) . This indicates the fully egoistic nature, where the Individual does not care for even his wife and children, but, is eager to fulfill his own needs first and foremost. Then, we have (2), the , this allows some consideration for the happiness of others also. Birds feed their young and undergo great exertion to bring them up. The next variety is (3) . Those who have this, seek for others as much happiness as they seek for themselves. They are prepared to undergo any trouble to secure for others too what they feel will grant them happiness. The next is (4) (spiritual intellect). This leads man ever on the path of renunciation and service, for, they alone lead to Spiritual advancement.