In English
Man can be equated to the mind and mind can be equated with something which has the capacity to understand. If, today, we feel that the country is not what it should be, we should conclude also that man and man’s knowledge are not what they should be. The country is in a bad shape, because man’s ideas and thoughts are not the right and appropriate ones. If one can know the answer to the question, “For whose sake are we living?,” then we can certainly rectify matters in this country. To this question, the answer that usually comes is, “I am living for my sake, I am eating for my sake, I am drinking for may sake, I am sleeping for my sake, I am reading for my sake.” Not only this, you often say, “I am taking medicine for my own dis-ease, I am putting on a bandage on my own broken leg.” In all these statements, it becomes quite clear that this individual is living for himself, for his own good and not for others. Not only this, if ten persons are sleeping in one room, each one has his own dream. The dream which is dreamt by one, is for himself. All the ten people are not having the same dream. Here it becomes quite clear that whatever you see, whatever you experience is for your own self, and not for others.