In English
Everything in the world is subject to change
Look upon life as one long railway journey. In this journey it is not good to carry heavy luggage. There are stations on the way like (suffering), (desire for objects), (yearning for understanding) and (Self-realisation). The less luggage one carries the more easily and quickly one can get through various stages and reach the destination. The primary requisite, therefore, is the eradication of desires. Everything in the Universe has a form and a name. Of the two, the name is more important than the form. The form is liable to change every moment. The declares that whatever is perceived is liable to perish (""). There is nothing in the world which is not subject to change. A man's body also goes through stages of infancy, boyhood, manhood, and old age. (worldly life) is like a tree with roots, branches, flowers and fruits. The Mind is the tap-root of this tree. If the tap-root is destroyed the tree with all its branches will fall. If the mind goes, the sense of separateness will go. Man's actions are related to desires and aversions. They are the cause of his joys and sorrows. As the Mind is the source of these actions, it is by cultivating pure and noble thoughts that one can engage in pure and noble deeds. All the world's ills arise from the evil thoughts and deeds of men. It is only when men change that society will change and the world will be reformed.