Part Four - Moulding Men
Bunch Of Thoughts
By M.S. Golwalkar
Table Of Contents
Part Four - Moulding Men
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| XXXIII. The Technique That Succeeds |
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An ideal requires a method, a process for its realisation in actuality. Today all around us we witness various types of techniques being adopted by several organisations.
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| 1. For True National Reorganisation |
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Even at the time of the founding of our organisation these different methods of work were in vogue. And it was not that Dr. Hedgewar, the founder of the Sangh, was unaware of those systems when he evolved this particular technique for our organisation.
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| 2. The Right Approach |
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The concept of total national reorganisation that the Sangh has been striving to bring into reality naturally implies the non-political nature of its work. After all, a political party can but represent a very small fraction of the people.
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| 3. Efficacy Of The Technique |
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The history of the growth and the beneficial effects of the work of the Sangh over the past four decades has amply borne out the practicability of the vision of its great founder.
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| 4. Call Of The Guru |
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Sri Guru Poornima, which is also called Vyasa Poornima, is an occasion of great significance and sanctity for us. It was the great sage Vyasa who classified and organised the vast storehouse of knowledge, the Vedas.
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| XXXIV. Character - Personal And National |
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In our national tradition character has always occupied the place of foremost importance. Character has two facets: the one, which is personal, and the other, which manifests itself in our relationship with society.
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| XXXV. Be Man With Capital ‘M’ |
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Once, while I was conversing with a great Sadhu, the subject of frequent student strikes came up. The Sadhu remarked, "This is the bitter fruit of dinning into the ears of students by our leaders that they are the pillars of the nation, the leaders of tomorrow and so on.
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| XXXVI. Men With Mission |
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The mission of national reorganisation i.e., of uniting in a common abiding brotherhood all our brethren torn asunder for various reasons and making them fit for national service by training each one of them suitably.
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| XXXVII. The Ideal Incarnate |
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Doctor Keshav Baliram Hedgewar, the founder of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, was born in 1889 in Nagpur. From his early childhood until his very last, his life burned like a steady lamp in the cause of the motherland.
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| XXXVIII. His Last Message |
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Now a days people seem to be very much worried about my health. However, I have directed Dr. Thatte to draw up my tour programme for the ensuing Sangh Shiksha Varga Camps.
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| 1. Put Yourself To The Wheel |
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Our brothers are working in different spheres of national life, e.g., students, labour, politics, etc. They work in those spheres in keeping with its constitution, rules and its modus operandi which are, however, distinct from that of ours.
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| 2. Worship The Ideal |
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The body has been weakening at a rapid pace during the last one month. The doctors have lost all hope. Everyone seems concerned with the thought that this body cannot last for more than a few days.
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| 3. Meaning Of The Prarthna |
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Forever I bow to thee, O Loving Motherland! O Motherland of us Hindus, Thou hast brought me up in happiness. May my life, O great and blessed Holy Land, be laid down in Thy Cause. I bow to Thee again and again.
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