strings: So our problem, is it not ? , is whcthcr thcrc can bc a society which is static, and at the same time an individual in whom this constant revolution is taking place. That is, revolution in society must begin with thc inner, psychological transformation of the individual. Most of us want to see a radical transformation in thc social structure. That is the whole battle that is going on in thc world—to bring about a social revolution through communistic or any other means. Now if there is a social revolution, that is an action with regard to the outer structurc of man, however radical that social revolution may bc its very nature is static if there is no inward revolution of the individual, no psychological transformation. Therefore to bring about a society that is not repctitivc, nor static, not disintegrating, a society that is constantly alive, it is imperative that there should be a revolution in the psychological structure of the individual, for without inward, psychological revolution, mere transformation of the outer has very little significance. That is socicty is always becoming crystallized, static, and is thereforc always disintegrating. However much and however wisely legislation may bc promulgated, society is always in the process of decay because revolution Inust take place within, not merely outwardly.