In English
“! Undertake work in order to please God and not to gratify the senses. Your actions are responsible for elevation to the highest state or degradation to the lowest planes. Your joys and sorrows proceed from your own actions. Your actions are responsible for your sins and virtues. Fix your mind on the and do your work for the pleasure of God; your actions will then be disinterested. Disinterested action destroys the demoniac qualities of man and promotes the divine tendencies. It strengthens pure and sathwic qualities in man. Thus it is said that man has only the authority to act and that it is God who dispenses the fruits of man’s actions. You should not undertake any work in the hope of receiving its fruit. You will become an exemplar for the world when you achieve control of the senses and undertake disinterested actions. As the representative of mankind, O , you should take a pledge to perform sacred actions.” The human aspect () and the Divine aspect () have a close connection. You should recognise the significance of the cycle of creation. The cycle starts with (indestructible); from comes ; comes from ; from comes ; from comes , and from , our food; and from food comes life. This is the cycle of creation. When we consider their sequence - (The Word), (the Cosmic Reality), (sacrifice), (action), (clouds), (food), and (life) - we notice that comes first and stands last. All living creatures are born from food, live by food, and are nourished by food. It is declared that “Food is God” (). When we examine the cycle of creation commencing with and concluding with , we must recognise what entity lies closest to . The first is , then comes , then comes , then we have , , , and . In this cycle, , life, comes closest to , the permanent reality. It goes to prove that life in its essential quality stands closest to . (action) achieves coordination between these other entities. On one side, we have , , and . On the other side, we have , , and . stands in the centre with these entities on either side. offers a synthesis of the three aspects, , , and on one side, and , , and on the other side.