In plain words
You are bringing a bad name on yourself. Do not enter into this kind of thing: so … he admonished him. So all of today's education … … only in a sorry state of this kind. In every matter they are forgetting what is called humanness. Tyā… …ja said: 'Truth is the life of the word. Though it has become very hard for us today to speak what is called truth … … through … feeling we must learn to love all, to some extent, as brothers.
Embodiments of Prema! All the time selfishness, selfishness, selfishness. Self-interest. … … toward …, do we act having given up even the least selfishness? Whatever we say, whatever we d… … see, whatever we think, whatever work we enter, behind it all selfishness keeps on moving. … must be wiped out. Selfishness may be there to some extent. But selfishness beyond all limit … ruins the mind. So from now on strive to some … … only for saṃskāra and worldly sense, but do not … your life in dedication to rubbish learning, crying study, study.
However much learning he studies, whatever way he lives, the base man cannot give up his bad quality.
All … qualities must be driven far off. This argumentation must be wiped out. Through this argumentation …ness grows stronger still. Because of this argument itself we fall prey… … even to hatred. Enmity is growing. What are we showing as an example? For having come here… … what change has come in …? When you ask the students and teachers what they came for: We came … Swami. They forget the work they came for. Trying to recognise what we came for … forgetting the work we came for, we enter into what is needless. What we came for … that is why Bhakti is essential. Only when this Bhakti, this Prema, grows in us does divine … arise. Only when that Jñāna grows does Vairāgya begin in us. Only when this Vairāgya … … is Tattvajñāna understood. Only when Tattvajñāna is understood do we gai… … mumukṣutva.
This very thing has been taught in the Bhāgavatam. In the word Bhāgavatam there are five …. Bhā, ga, va, ta, mu. These are the five letters. Bhā: Bhakti. Ga: Jñāna; …: Vairāgya; ta: tattva; mu: Mukti. So through Bhakti alone all this becomes one, and absorbed in it ….