In plain words
This whole world is subject to God. God is subject to Satya. Satya is subject to the noble. Such a noble one is himself the embodiment of God.
Embodiments of Prema! Every man desires pleasure and says he does not want sorrow. Pleasure and sorrow, the two of them, are not lasting. Man must believe in and worship only that place from which these two arise. Every man experiences pairs of opposites such as pleasure and sorrow, attachment and aversion. Where is Śānti for such humanity? The way one welcomes pleasure, one must welcome sorrow too in the same way. Only one who has such equanimity is a true man. When we wish others to respect us, we must first of all respect others. Some may not have wealth, some may not have virtue, some may not have riches and plenty. But self-respect is present equally in every man. Man must strive to keep that self-respect. Self-respect itself is higher than everything else. The person who has kept self-respect respects everyone.
Śraddhā and faith are themselves Bhavānī and Śaṅkara
Embodiments of Prema! Today I have nothing new to teach you. You must forget sorrow, experience Ānanda, foster the principle of Prema and experience divinity. This itself is the chief message I give you today. Man is not merely one of worth; he is a noble being too. Man's heart is very precious, and the mind is most sweet. Recognising this truth, man must fill his heart with sweet Prema and nourish equanimity in the mind.