In plain words
Codes and rules of right living have stayed fixed in the books; the whole heart has grown foul and stained; all deeds have become the deeds of selfishness; all words have become bundles of water.
O …!
It is a matter of great sorrow that your hearts, like a centre of milk, your hearts, like the Ocean of Milk, are becoming a home of … and a centre of sins. 'O You who recline on the Ocean of Milk, … must You give me worries?' sang Tyāgarāja. The pure Ocean of Milk, the devotees' heart … the hearts of children, the dwelling of such a God, which should be the Ocean of Milk, have today turned into … oceans. That is why attachment and hatred, the crocodiles and whales, … into them. Crocodiles and whales have no place in the Ocean of Milk. When the crocodiles and … enter the heart, at that very moment man's life takes on the form of impurity. He forgets even that …hood is the supreme principle joined with such divinity. So only when the hearts of … man are shaped to be pure, steady and selfless is there a fine chance for God to dwell and to recline in ….
At the time of the rite: O bad qualities! … out of us. O gods! Come into us from outside: the uttering … mantras like these … is the Vedic tradition. O demons! Go away out of us. O god…! Come into us. A farewell to one, a welcome to the other: this is the chief element in the order of worship. Only when changes of this kind happen in man is there a chance for man to … God. A small example. In daily life, in every man's … this farewell and this welcome both go on all the time. Only when we send the impurity in our body outside and take the pure things from outside within does man's body stay healthy. That is, eating fruit and … the waste.