When man is born the aim of his life is not very vivid to him. Birth and Death are not in our hands. From birth to death man is tied up with a chain of activities. He leads his life by doing mental and physical activities. There is a definite purpose behind all his actions. He experiences an inner bliss on the fulfillment of his aim physical pleasure is momentary and unstable but the spiritual bliss is permanent and stable.

To make his life meaningful and fruitful, man should sacrifice his naive and momentary pleasures and work for the fundamental aim of his life. This is called God realisation, which can be attained by different ways like Gyan, Karma, Bhakti and Yog marg.

Though the ways can be different but the ultimate end is the realisation of God. Doing good deeds and enjoying peace of heart is the way to reach God. This should be the prime aim of man’s life.

If we think upon it there is no such hindrance, which cannot be overcome. To overcome them our strong will power is required. On this path we can overcome all the obstacles, by our strong devotion and contemplation.

Love God, this is what Saints, Rishis, sages have tried to explain to us because they kept God in their hearts and acted according to His will. By doing good deeds they began to attain the inner bliss. This is what they have tried to preach the society. To know and experience God, first of all we should purify our mind and soul.

When you walk on the path of Salvation the inner soul gets waves of knowledge. Realising the truth of knowledge, God takes the “Sadhak” on the path of good deeds and actions.

Salvation develops the feeling of sacrifice. Man sees God in every being that is why he cannot see suffering human beings. Whenever a human being suffers he cannot see the agony and is ready to help him because he is associated with Salvation.

Like every Dharma has his principles, sanskar, dos and dont's, action, guidelines, rituals the person is bound to know about his Dharma in particular. In the same manner every Indian who has to know about religious beliefs like method, sanskar, rules, procedures all these facts are received from our constitution.

To know the dharma of the nation our constitution is like a national book, contents of which have to be known to every individual like his religion. It is of the same importance like his religious book. Our constitution is as sacred as any other religious text irrespective of any sect.

Follow the principles of Samvidhan. It’s ideals, institutions, national flag, symbol and national anthem should be respected.

India’s heritage, unity should be saved. Protect the nation and when called on to serve the nation. All the Indian citizens should respect the feeling of brotherhood, religion, mother tongue, nation, without any discrimination of caste and creed. Give up those rituals, which are hurdle to the respect of the women’s emancipation, social culture and heritage and traditions. Importance should be understood and safeguard it.

Natural environment, which includes caves, lakes, rivers, animals and humans, should be protected.

Man has a vice in him called EGO. This ego builds in conflicts, frustration, commotion and attraction towards evil actions. Ego somehow enters the inner self of the human being. Ego strives to achieve respect, status. When ego is there man finds himself perfect.  This feeling of self-perfection is a hindrance to his development in life.