The document uses a series of rhetorical questions to argue that one should not be afraid to live life to the fullest or fall behind, giving various examples of small or disadvantaged things that can accomplish great things with perseverance. It asks what reason one would have to be afraid or lag behind, citing examples like ants toppling elephants, waves becoming oceans, spiders remaking webs after destruction, blind people reading Braille, worms building mud mountains, infants winning hearts with smiles, candles lighting darkness, orphans becoming leaders, tortoises winning races, deaf beggars singing, and spirits of the deceased living on through good deeds.

1. WHAT REASON HAD YOU
If the small and inconspicuously tiny ant; could foment the mammoth elephant to
collapse on the ground,
Then tell me what reason had you to be afraid of life and lag behind?
If the dainty and fragile wave had the power all by itself to gradually culminate into
the entire and colossal ocean,
Then tell me what reason had you to be afraid of life and lag behind?
If the minuscule spider could spin its web again at thunderbolt speeds; even after it
was viciously destroyed infinite number of times,
Then tell me what reason had you to be afraid of life and lag behind?
If the man who was completely blind; bereft of indispensable centers of sight; could
browse through boundless lines of Braille in a single day,
Then tell me what reason had you to be afraid of life and lag behind?
If the frigid looking and slimy worm could build a mountain of mud; within just a
matter of few hours; dexterously carrying small pints of sand on its back,
Then tell me what reason had you to be afraid of life and lag behind?
If the newly born infant could win over a million hearts; without even uttering a
word; just by the virtue of its innocuous smile,
Then tell me what reason had you to be afraid of life and lag behind?
If the single and infinitesimal flame of candle could illuminate the entire cover of
ghastly darkness; as it burnt waveringly inside the solitary hut,
Then tell me what reason had you to be afraid of life and lag behind?
If the child horrendously orphaned since birth; could become the Prime Minister of
his country one fine day,
Then tell me what reason had you to be afraid of life and lag behind?
If the profoundly lazy and potbellied tortoise; could win the race even when
competing with the whirlwind speed rabbit,
Then tell me what reason had you to be afraid of life and lag behind?
If the miserably stone deaf beggar; could sing melodious songs of enchanting music;
being oblivious to the most faintest trace of sound since his very birth,
Then tell me what reason had you to be afraid of life and lag behind?
And If the person even after being dead for infinite years; be immortally present
everywhere through the spirit of his benevolent deeds,

2. Then tell me what reason had you to be afraid of life and lag behind?