Media missing. Public Programme Day 2 at University of New South Wales. Sydney (Australia), 24 March 1981. It was very kind of you to have invited me here to speak to the university students. The word university is itself very suggestive, that you come here to become a universal being. Perhaps you may not have realized that when you joined the university. Many must have been to the university before and must have gone out of it. They might have been somewhere, in something, but if we ask them, “What have you gained through university education?” They can tell you that because of university education they have been able to get this job or maybe this special position in politics, maybe that they have gained lots of money, of business.Also, they may say that they have gotten knowledge. All these things, through this university. But not that they have become universal beings. And whatever is universal is now being analyzed. When you are not the universal being how can you analyze whatever is universal? For example, if you go to any university, same way as in this university, I found, there is a science section, there is a chemistry section, then the physics section, and sections and sections and sections. So an analytical method is developed. In a different ….. we put different people to tell us different aspects of life. Like human beings too, we study them as if they are different beings within themselves, like we may have Read More …