IDEALS
Summary

Russell has three desires in his life: love, knowledge and pity for the sufferers. He has looked for love because it makes him lonely and because in the union of love he has seen the heaven. He has equals desire for the knowledge. He wants to know about the humanity and the universe. Finally, he has sympathy for the sufferers. The cry of the hungry children, the oppressed people and the helpless old people touches his heart. He wants to reduce their pain, but he can’t. Love and knowledge leads him upwards toward the heavens, but pity brings him back to earth.

Answers:
   a)      The Ramayana and Mahabharata, the ideology of all Hindus find its expression.
   b)      My ideals find expression in Nepal.