In plain words
So if we stay in happiness alone all the time, … do not … even that there is happiness. There must be happiness. There must be hardship. The oneness of the two is itself this jagat.
The children must recognise clearly. We think that the jagat is filled with all names and forms, with mountains, with … with trees, with people. A mountain is made of rock. A tree is made of …. The earth is made of clay. The body is made of flesh. In all, the five elements …; there is no place in the world without the five elements. Its name is jagat. When we … spiritually: ja-gat, welcome and sendoff. Coming and going. Ja, coming; …. What has come cannot but go. What has gone cannot but come. Coming and going, coming and going: the jagat. This coming and going is bound up with duality. Neither a substance that never changes, nor a …, nor a thing, is to be seen anywhere.
Anil Kumar spoke just now. When one is newly married, love is new and strong …; but little by little, as time passes, attachment grows and love shrinks. … changes his love in many ways. He does not keep his love as one. … example. When he is born, the mother's lap itself looks like heaven. He does not try to live… even a moment apart from the mother. It looks on the mother as everything. As he grows and grows, his food and his pastimes … change. He takes on the faults of the company he keeps. Here friends come along. By the time the friends …, he leaves the mother's lap. He thinks friends are what matter most. 'Two bodies one …,' he says. So close together they go about. He becomes a young man. He … into the craving for sense objects. Marriage comes. After the marriage, no friends are to be seen. He loves … alone. For some time. By the time ēdāreṇḍlu go by, by the time two children are born, the love for … fades. Then the love for the children grows. By the time these children grow up and become adults: how … are to be decided, how the property is to be handed down to them; within … of this kind the greed for money grows. Even the longing for the children wanes. Falling into the greed for money, … tokkidiṇṭlōnē he brings his time to its end. What began… in the mother's lap is ending in …. Because it changes in this way, it is not true Prema. Love the mother, love …, love the wife, love money: there is nothing wrong in it. … with the feeling of God in all. Perform karmas in the outward aim itself, with a spiritual vision. Keep your vision on the pāramārthika.