hindi → English transcript

I would like to say this to all these young people.

Even if life is as dark as night.

But it is precisely that night.

Morning is sure to come.

And therefore we need that patience; we need self-confidence.

God has sent me here for a purpose.

That sentiment must be there.

And I am not alone.

The one who sent me is with me.

There must be an unshakable faith.

Difficulties are also there to test us.

Difficulties are not there to make me fail.

And I consider every such crisis, every trouble

always an opportunity.

I will tell the young people.

Second, you need patience — not shortcuts.

So I will also tell the young people.

There are no shortcuts — absolutely none.

You must have patience and perseverance.

Second, I have seen that some people

say, "Okay, that's enough; I've learned enough."

You must never let the inner thirst for learning die.

You should keep learning continuously.

I have always told my friends

whenever I get the chance to speak.

I say, 'Look.'

Instead of dreaming about becoming something,

dream of doing something.

When you dream of doing something,

and suppose you decide to reach ten.

You reach eight.

you won't be disappointed.

You'll work hard for ten.

And you've made up your mind to become something.

And if it doesn't happen, even what you do have starts to feel like a burden.

So you should try this in life.

Look, contentment, you see, comes from valuing what you already have.