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For too long we have expected only failure when we can project strength. For too long we have parroted misfortune when we can pursue fortune. For too long we have made self-mockery and self-disrespect when we can devote ourselves to self-elevation.
A Hindu is best only when he has no qualms about being one; he is absolute when his conviction in the Gods is unwavering. Be proud yesterday, prouder today, and proudest tomorrow. Let every fiber of your being work towards reinstating that dimmed honor. Learn to rejoice. Revel.
Do not prioritize a sharp tongue. The hissing of tongues will never be as sharp as swords, nor as industrious as plows, nor as penetrating as rifles. Balance the pursuit of knowledge with wisdom gained, and before that accumulate the strength to take the two far into the future.
With the Gods as your witnesses, take the oath to upright and firm. Save humility for your brothers and vengeance for your enemies. Never let your Ancestors come to regret their sacrifices for you. The ancients are watching, Bhagwa is coming, and Dharma is here to stay.
