In plain words
Out of envy they are causing many kinds of trouble. Even so, I will not give up this sacred work. I lose nothing by their envy. It makes My enthusiasm grow all the more. A man’s own envy destroys him alone. Asūyā and Anasūyā are sisters. Anasūyā has three sons. They are Brahmā, Viṣṇu and Maheśvara. Asūyā too has three sons. They are desire, anger and hatred. Wherever there is envy, these vices begin. Those who are free of envy become worthy of the grace of the Trimūrti.
Nature too helps good works
Take part in good works. Give those who do good deeds the zeal and encouragement they deserve. In sacred works such as these I never draw back. Many poor and helpless people are suffering from illness. In the big hospitals there is no one to look after them. In some hospitals they are not let even near the gate. Is there any sin worse than this? My intention is to give such people medical help free. Not only that. For health, pure water is very necessary. My plan is taking shape on a very large scale. My resolve will surely be fulfilled. In our Bhārata, when one takes up a good work, nothing is lacking. But people to take up a good work are nowhere to be seen. When one takes up a good work, nature too will surely lend its help. In the search for Sītā, nature helped Rāma greatly. The monkeys helped. Even a squirrel gave what help it could. So you must always be ready to do good works. Do not put it off till tomorrow.
Drinking water for Madras
At this sacred time I have resolved on one thing more. The people of Madras are in great difficulty over drinking water. The rich have water brought in lorries and carts and are able to drink.