In English
The sky above the heads of all people is only one. The earth below the feet of all the people is only one. The air breathed by all human beings is one. All the human beings inhabiting the world belong to one caste only. Similarly, the in every individual is also one. Then, why do human beings indulge in cruel acts against their fellow-human beings? Why all this hatred and jealousy? Is it for consigning the invaluable human nature to dust? It is true that one day or the other, the human body will perish and get consigned to the earth. However, as long as one lives on this earth, one must be good, speak good, do good and live a worthy life and finally leave this world. That is the purpose for which the human birth is given. Every one has to realise this truth. A human being will normally be bound by the world order. However, a (spiritual aspirant) has to rise above this level and submit himself to the truth and . It is only when one transcends the level of worldly compulsions, removes the layers of ego and makes a search in the shelf of (inner instrument) one will attain ( bliss). Fear, anxiety and such other distortions of human behaviour are the result of external influences. But, man is essentially the Embodiment of truth, which is eternal in nature. He is like the pure gold which underwent several purificatory processes of melting in fire, cutting, hammering etc. It looks as though the pure gold is reasoning with the goldsmith saying “Oh! Goldsmith! you are putting me to lot of troubles like putting me in the fire, melting and cutting and hammering etc. O.K. I am happy to undergo all these troubles. But, the more I undergo this ordeal, the purer I become. The impurities in me are being removed by undergoing these processes. I am becoming more and more lustrous and brilliant. Ultimately, I am getting transformed into pure gold. In the process, however, the dust and impurities are affecting your eyes and you suffer. That is the fruit of your labour and this is the reward I get for undergoing all these troubles.”