The desired goal of humanity The only purpose behind promoting the welfare, development and mutual good relations of ourselves and all other states of the world is to enable man to engage himself in acquisition of perfect manhood in an atmosphere of peace, prosperity, amity, cooperation, liberty and progressiveness, and to unfurl the scope for the scientific, cultural, moral and spiritual unfoldment of man in a concerted manner. We seek to bring a mighty flood God centric submission, self-purification and existential evolution, so that the entire life of man may be spent in an ecstasy of devout service and active absorption in the Ideal. Where is the meaningfulness of our vaunted knowledge and science, if the 20th century does not succeed in multiplying the number of real devotees, devout workers, self-realized persons and knower’s of Brahman having knowledge of distinctiveness; and if it cannot make headway in enabling people to acquire conscious memory of past lives and master the technique of creating a Godly humanity? The highest mission of the state is to assist man in achieving a nobler life. The superiority of a state is to be measured in this perspective and by means of this criterion. The best oblation that the world can offer at the altar of the creator is concentric men with ideal character. He always wistfully looks for it. In conclusion we again recall the epoch-making divine message of Sri Sri Thakur— “The goal of our life is God realization or in other words attainment of a personality in which the urge of upholding and protecting others is firmly established ; The means to it is active adherence to the Ideal, from this flow self-adjustment, with adjustment of the family, society and the state ; and from this adjustment of the state begins advancement towards becoming—foreign a link with the whole world ; and therefrom springs the urge of finding fulfilment of everything in God ; and this is the supreme consciousness that sprouts from God realization.”
Posted on: Sun, 03 Aug 2014 19:03:17 +0000
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