Everyone of us must rise from the basic animal instincts of eating and begetting children and advance forward actively towards a satisfactory divine life. If one only thinks of it and do nothing, it will not suffice. Every one of us must adopt a lofty approach and must make such amendments in our activities so as to give maximum scope to public welfare activities. We must not limit our acquired talent and wealth for our body and family only, but considerable part of it must be employed for public welfare.
Akhand jyoti,
May 1972,
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