In English
For all the troubles, chaos and discord present in the world today, the root cause is attachment to the body which breeds selfishness and self-centredness. Concern for the body is necessary upto a point. But excessive attachment to the demands of the body is harmful, because the body is essentially fragile and liable to break up any moment at any place. The body, of course, needs to be protected and allowed rest and recreation. But all these should be only for the purpose of enabling it to discharge one's duty. "Discharge of duty is ," says the . What is this duty? It is assumed that duty relates to one's professional or occupational responsibilities, as lawyer, doctor, etc. This is not duty at all because these actions are performed for selfish reasons, to earn money The Sanskrith word means that you are not free to act as you please and you have to respect the rights of others on the same basis as you expect others to respect your rights. The terms duty or right should not be misused.