In English
A man is not able to promote in himself the kind of broad ideas that we can find even in insects and animals. There is one small example for this. If an ant locates sugar in some place, that ant is not going immediately to eat the sugar and fill its stomach in a selfish manner. This ant which has located the sugar will go round and collect ten more ants and all of them together will go and eat that sugar. Look at the broadminded nature of even a small creature like the ant. See, how selfless the ant is and how it tries to help other ants. Not only this, when we look at a crow, we generally feel disgusted. We take a stone and throw it at the crow. Such a crow, if it finds food anywhere, immediately begins to call other crows; and they will all join together and eat that food. Even a crow, when it locates some food, it wants to share that food along with other crows, its friends and its relations. But today, if man finds anything which he can use he wants to leave others out. A husband leaves out his wife and thinks that his own pleasure is the most important thing. A mother leaves out her son and wants to be so selfish and acts for herself. Because of such broad and sacred ideas, the ants and crows are reborn as human beings and the human population is thus growing from day to day.