A seed grows automatically, following the law of nature. Man, however, is required to develop his personality by his own efforts. For this he needs to discover himself and plan for his development through the principle of conversion.
by subjecting your behaviour to constant re-appraisal and scrutiny to find your weaknesses and faults. Once you find them, waste no time in rooting them out.
Everyone has a potential character hidden within us that is a gift from nature. With proper and wise planning, we can turn this unpolished diamond into a shining jewel. If we fail, we fail in life.
is that it should offer no favour, but provide an atmosphere of ‘compete or perish. By developing internally one will gain merit externally.
by first discovering one’s unique quality and striving to realize it through objective planning and patient striving.
Every person has freedom for a test in this world. He can either use his freedom properly or misuse it. The misuse of man’s freedom leads to the problems of the world.
The ability of a person to manage one’s ego by not allowing one’s own ego to be provoked and not provoking the ego of others.
The ability of a person to discipline or control one, making one a dutiful member of society.
An environment of a merit-based society, unlike a reservation-based society, in which one gains a position only based on his/her abilities and merit, rather than through favour.
The channelization of an individual in a merit-based, not reservation-based society.
