In English
All Units are parts of one Organisation
We have five principal units in the Organisation, and in every village or town where we have these, there should be exemplary unity and cooperation between them. They are like the five fingers of a hand. The little finger is the , the group devoted to singing the Glory of God. But they should not be proud that they are the pioneers and primary workers. The ring finger is the (Children's educational wing). On the precious gold plate of juvenile hearts, the (preceptor) affixes the gems of goodness and Godliness. That is the ring which this finger wears. But that should neither make the proud nor make the feel that the work done by it is the most important and so it has to be honoured most. The sense of unity and co-operation must prevail. The middle finger is the (Service Corps), helping the two units on one side and the two on the other. But it should not hold its head high and claim to be superior to all the rest. The index finger is the (Women's division), the unit which is composed of women who point to the good, the great, the useful, the right, etc. They, too, should not be filled with overweening conceit. The thumb, naturally, is the ( Organisation), the over-all executive, the guide and guardian, the promoter and provider. Thus each finger must feel that strength lies in working with the rest, that all are but parts of one hand which they cannot ignore. In a world torn by factions based on the flimsy grounds of caste, creed and colour, you have to prove that it is possible to have faith in being the motivator for every living being, and get Inspiration for genuine service from that faith. Service to the in the other person must be your daily act of worship. Of all , this is. the most effective. Seek out the slum dwellers, the poor, neglected dwellers in hamlets, and take love and light to them in plenty. "God is the refuge of those who have no place to rest," says a proverb. Go to places where you can find such, and carry the message of hope and strength into their hearts. Be grateful to them when they welcome you and provide you chances to serve them. Your happiness depends on their happiness; your health depends on their health. You keep your houses clean; their houses, too, are yours, for the same that resides In you resides In them. Until all houses and their surroundings are bright and clean, how can you feel clean and bright? The Organisation must promote this high sense of unity and responsibility. It must constantly enthuse and educate members to engage themselves In the sadhana of service.