Passage 2

In English

What is life? What is its highest goal? Man has to enquire into these basic questions. Man's highest aim, however, appears to be to obtain food, clothing, shelter and progeny. All these are, no doubt, necessary to some extent. But these are related to mere living and have no relation to the supreme goal of life. Along with leading one's ordinary life, one has to take note of the great aim of life. Man must recognise the immense preciousness of human life. Every householder has to consider not only his duties as a householder living in the (forest of family life) but also about (the message of the of that name). Those living in the jungle of the family, need to know about the life envisaged in .