In plain words
Why does the sun, never missing its course, day after day in the sky rise and set? The stars that adorn the sky with light: why do they hide by day alone? The wind, taking not a moment's rest: why does it blow to sustain the multitude of living beings? The river, laughing ceaselessly with murmuring sounds: why does it flow on as water? Wherever one looks in Prakṛti, why is there only delusion? On earth, why the differences of wealth, family, creed and caste? By whose command does all this happen so? ‘He is this one, and this one is He’: see Him so, O sirs, as the Lord of all!
Embodiments of Prema! From ancient times the people of Bhārata, by the power of their spiritual principle, have been bringing peace and security to all countries. From that day to this, ‘May all the worlds be happy’ has been the chief aim of the people of Bhārata. The man of today has made great progress in worldly and material ways, but, unable to curb petty criticism and narrow feelings, he is sinking very low morally.