| After
thus touching upon the glories, the maladies and the remedies of our
religion and society let us now dilate a little upon what every
Hindu ought to do, with himself, his family and the society.
The first and foremost thing that
every Hindu ought to do is to cultivate tremendous faith in himself.
Development of brawn and brain along with the conviction that we are
essentially divine this is the way to achieve it.
Equally important is the nurturing of
even greater faith in that Supreme power whose sparks we are. A
reverent study of the lives and teachings of men of God is a great
aid in this direction. |
