In English
Mainspring of all faults of man is egoism
Today there is a great need for every one to dwell upon the axioms that , the eldest of the brothers, kept before himself. When asked him one day where his brothers were, he replied, "Some of them are in city and the others in the forest." was visibly surprised, He said, "! What has happened to your brains? All of you, the five brothers, are here in the forest as you know. None is in the city of !" replied, "Pardon me, Lord! We are 105 brothers in all." pretended that the statement was wrong. He recounted the names of the five and queried the reason why he added a hundred more. "My father's sons are five; his brother, the blind has a hundred sons. When we fight with them, we are five and they hundred. But when we don't, we are a hundred and five." Thus when hatred and greed end in fighting, brotherhood is broken and hearts drift apart. Today this fractionalisation is evident in every field, including even our (organisational units)! As a natural result, anger, envy, faction and friction are fast increasing. This is the reason why students have to uproot these evil tendencies from their minds. The mainspring of all these faults is egoism, the belief that the little self has to be satisfied at all costs. I derive much watching wild animals in their own habitat. Their movements, their relations with others of their kind and their free uninhibited lives are very attractive to behold. They do not bewail at the health and happiness of other animals. They do not grieve, lamenting their misfortune, comparing their fate with that of other denizens of the forest. They do not clamour for fame. They do not plan and prepare to earn positions of power and authority over other animals. They are not eager to accumulate possessions that are superfluous. When we consider these traits, we are led to conclude that they are leading lives of a higher grade than man.