Passage 10

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In plain words

The second is fire. In one way or another it burns and carries off this wealth that came with injustice. The third is the thief. Once wealth gathers with us, the thief's eye falls on us. On some pretext or other he tries to steal it and carry it off. Then the fourth is disease. To make this wealth … waste away, many kinds of disease begin. To a beggar who opens his mouth and asks, they will not give a naya paisa, but once that disease comes, they give up thousands upon thousands to doctors without counting at all. So this wealth that came without justice is wasted in this kind of way.

So, students! You who are to uplift the Bhārata to come! Keeping this kind of thing in view, entering no unjust path of any kind, going the just way with the wheels of morality and honesty, through Satya and Prema we must make this Dharma grow. Only then will this country become again the Bhārata of ancient times. These principles of Dharma in the land of Bhārata no one at any time can carry off or root out. Their root and basis is Bhakti for God. Without this Bhakti itself no one can achieve it. Students! Nothing but the principle of God can protect the world: not guns, not bombs, not weapons, not any government. So it is essential that you pray and hope that the world's welfare comes about through God. Apart from the grace of God, no other way at all is to be seen out of the unrest and insecurity that have broken out today. By the strength and ability of today's students alone can they bring about peace and safety in the future! While the demonic tendencies of injustice, wrongdoing and untruth dance the dance of destruction in the land of Bhārata, the home of the mineral wealth of the spirit, students themselves are the ones fit to bring it peace and safety through the … ways of justice, Dharma, Satya and Prema. Many such students must arise in the land of Bhārata today.

One Prahlāda could change only one father. But all of you must change your mothers and fathers, set them all on the right path and show a fitting ideal. You must follow the principle of Prahlāda.