In plain words
Rather than live a year like a crow, it is enough to live two minutes like a swan. You must earn a good name and go. Whenever one looks, they are criticising one another and talking. What right do you have to get into arguments? What is your standing? What do you know? Where did you get the right to get into these arguments? They are falling only because they enter into such authority, which is no authority. At home the parents do not tell you. At school the teachers do not tell you. If I do not tell you, what will become of you? That is why I have come, to tell you your faults. Sandeep Sahani said that Tāṭaki was tamoguṇa. Because she was tamoguṇa, Rāma killed her. Ahalyā was rajoguṇa; He brought that rajoguṇa to its senses and restored her to her husband. Sītā was sāttvika; He took her as His own. So is not watching these films and showing all these things the very nature of rajoguṇa! Should I not speak of this fault? Should I not show it? I had to speak in order to bring this rajoguṇa well to its senses and restore it to its own place. There are still some more. Day by day I will go on naming them one by one. Then all your honour and standing will be dragged through the bazaar. It is an institution, after all! I took care all this time to keep its honour. You did not care for it at all. If it goes on growing and growing, it will become overripe. If you tie stones to snake gourds that have grown overripe, they sag down. That is why the time has come. From now on I cannot keep quiet. We will give the good the protection they deserve. We will look after the welfare of the good. I will give the good the place they deserve. I will give Myself to them. But the bad I cannot tolerate. I cannot keep them in the hostel even a moment longer. So be careful. For I have to make you into an army for the whole world. For Prema I will give even life. For evil I will take even life. Remember these two well. Our institution is most sacred. It is selfless. It was set up solely for the welfare of the country. If the country is to improve, it must improve through the children alone. It is enough if there are only a few such children. Cut down your talk. Do not get into all these needless arguments. Mind your own work. Study your own studies. When there is need, you may come together and talk with one another. You may discuss. But do not enter into the affairs of others. Reviling others, “That one is like this, this one is like that,” must not come into you. If you say twelve things against others, someone else will say twenty-six against you.