In plain words
There is nothing wrong in having sects and traditions, but there must be no enmity
If the nation is to prosper, we must understand that it is essential to search out and gather together all the spiritual powers we have. This is what happened in ancient times. In time to come too it will always have to happen in this way. The unity of the nation, that is, the gathering together of all the spiritual ideas lying scattered here and there, is the special feature of the religion of Bhārat; these are the foundations of our religion. They are vast as the sky and eternal as Prakṛti. There is nothing wrong in having sects and traditions. But there must be no enmity between sects. The world can be destroyed by enmity between sects.