EPILOGUE

For a devout Hindu, better say an earnest deist nothing affords greater delight than visiting every blessed thirtha kshetra - be it dedicated to either Siva or Vishnu; Brahma or Sakti; Kumara or Ganesh; Acharya or Sadhaka; Maharshi or Sishya. Rather he deems the very contemplation more than visitation, a sure sign of elevation - an upward movement to reach his MAKER for bliss eternal. Should genuine wisdom act otherwise? Opt but for any? Does any ambition feel then bereft of its purport or intent? What else there remains more than the component part yearning to joining the whole - like Jivatma surging to merge in the Paramatma. Haven't the Vedas enjoined; scriptures elaborated and tongues grown eloquent over the delineation of truth - God-realisation alone should be the prime ambition of living.

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