In plain words
Aham too must enter the feeling of the Ātma. Only when you are the Ātma joined with all three, mind, aham and speech, do you become a full man. With this very thing in view, the Veda
That is full, this is full; from the full the full arises; taking the full from the full, the full alone remains.
If this full humanity is to come to us, these three must be one. The influence of the mind that came from the heart, the Satya that entered the word, must be practised in action. So practice is very necessary. Practice comes from the mind. The mind comes from aham. Aham comes from the Ātma. When the feeling of the Ātma alone is in all three, we cannot commit faults of any kind. But today the mind, speech and action have no connection at all with the Ātma.
One thing in the mind, another in speech, another in deed: such are the wicked.
That is just why man is becoming wicked.
One in mind, one in speech, one in deed: such are the great souls.
Today, because purity of thought, word and deed has gone, this has become the root cause of hardships, losses and sorrows of this kind, and of the unrest of the country too. We must develop the national feeling.
The Greatness of the Culture of Bhārata
We must develop the national culture. The national feeling itself is not in man's heart. The feeling, ‘My country, my motherland, my language,’ must spring up in people.
‘This is my motherland, this is my dear mother tongue, this is my faith,’ so saying, beating his breast, is there one living being on this earth who has lived so!