In plain words
(Once, at Trayee Brindavan, as Swami was talking informally with the students, they asked: ‘Swami! Is there anyone in this world who is an ideal businessman? Tell us what an ideal businessman should be like.’ In answer, Swami........)
Embodiments of Prema!
Thirty years ago the Japanese began making goods carelessly and supplying them to the world. There was no quality at all in those goods. In the end, across the world, people came to look down on Japanese goods. Everyone used to speak of them with great disgust. It went so far that no one would come forward to buy Japanese goods. Because of this the country too got a bad name. When businessmen make goods of fine quality, the country has a fine name. When businessmen produce goods without quality, out of nothing but selfishness and self-interest, the country too gets a bad name. After that the Japanese took note of this state of affairs and went into it deeply. They set their minds firmly on shaping the quality of their products well. Gradually Japan gained a good name.
Trikaraṇa śuddhi is what is thought, what is said and what is done becoming one
What is ‘quality’? To think with Manas what is said with the mouth, and to do with the hand what Manas has thought. They took precisely the oneness of these three to be quality.