As the day progresses we today constantly hear of violence, unrest amongst citizens and in addition in paralle hear the common moto of peace promised by different political parties.
Is Peace possible without a systematic training and development of moral and ethics in the society?
Today; families, until the top government ; lay less importance to moral and ethics development in children; rather emphasize on technical growth and development in the children. Thus we see parents and political leaders boast of their children handling technology in ease from their young age; but disregard their relegious and spiritual education which influences moral and ethical balance in the society. Today although the society has become advanced in the use of technology; we see a parallel exponential rise in crime rate among men, against women, children, elders, amongst family members for simple reason of greed. In addition we see exponential rise in suicide rates amongst children unable to cope up with material competition.
A systematic spiritual education in Sanatana Dharma culture not only creates mental strength; but also inner peace and satisfaction deep within the heart of the individual, thus acts as an instrument in maintaining harmony amongst individuals.
Traditionally a Kshatriya King acted as a true father by taking full responsibility in its citizens by facilitating their spiritual development along with their economic development.
Its upto todays government to take true ownership in this regards and thus being instrumental to peace in the society instead of giving blind promise to communal peace in exchange of power.
Is Peace possible without a systematic training and development of moral and ethics in the society?
Today; families, until the top government ; lay less importance to moral and ethics development in children; rather emphasize on technical growth and development in the children. Thus we see parents and political leaders boast of their children handling technology in ease from their young age; but disregard their relegious and spiritual education which influences moral and ethical balance in the society. Today although the society has become advanced in the use of technology; we see a parallel exponential rise in crime rate among men, against women, children, elders, amongst family members for simple reason of greed. In addition we see exponential rise in suicide rates amongst children unable to cope up with material competition.
A systematic spiritual education in Sanatana Dharma culture not only creates mental strength; but also inner peace and satisfaction deep within the heart of the individual, thus acts as an instrument in maintaining harmony amongst individuals.
Traditionally a Kshatriya King acted as a true father by taking full responsibility in its citizens by facilitating their spiritual development along with their economic development.
Its upto todays government to take true ownership in this regards and thus being instrumental to peace in the society instead of giving blind promise to communal peace in exchange of power.
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