In plain words
So every student … the effort needed to know everything well, and only after knowing it should we enter this work. Our work is not to sit in an air-conditioned room thinking, 'I am a boy who has become an MBA …', and … orders to everyone. You must go to every worker. We must look at every …. You must consider what condition the water and the current are in. You must see what condition value is in on the market. You must see what position they are in. In the … competition keeps coming to us all the more. You must find out the cause of this competition … . In our production too, at times it keeps falling short of … we had expected. You must enquire what the cause is. There is a workman. He has been working at a machine for twenty years. If you think, 'I am the …, am I not?', and go to that workman and throw your weight about, it is of no use. Then the workman says. 'Sir, you have come having studied only the theory. I have twenty … of experience,' he says. So you too must study again there. … have bookish knowledge. But there is no practical experience. You must gain the experience called practical knowledge. Only because this practical knowledge … are many differences of this kind growing.
If we are to bring this knowledge well into experience, you must recognise well the philosophy of … Indians. When asked who you are, we say, 'I am a ….' What does HINDU mean? These five letters are the five life breaths of us Indians. These five letters are the five sheaths of the Indian. … five letters are the life nerves of the Indians. What are they? First of all, what matters most to … Indian is humility. We must show humility and obedience. This is the true essence of H. I – Individuality. That is the individual …. Individuality means this: he alone is an individual who can bring out the power within. We must bring it into individual practice. We must … that individuality too. Then N – that is Nationality. We must recognise well the condition of India, its …. 'jananī janmabhūmiśca svargādapi garīyasi'.