The fundamental characteristic of Bhartiya Culture is that it looks upon life as an integrated whole.

Hegel put forward the principles of thesis, anti-thesis and synthesis; Karl Marx used this principle as a basis and presented his analysis of history and economics; Darwin considered the principle of survival of the fittest as the sole basis of life; but we in this country saw the basic unity of all life.

The Unit of Seed finds expression in various forms-The Roots, The Trunk, The Branches, The Leaves, The Flowers and The Fruit. All these have different forms, colours and properties. Still we recognise their relation of unity with each other through seed.

Conflict is not a sign of culture of Nature rather it is a symptom of their degradation.

Human nature has both tendencies--Anger & Greed on the one hand and Love & Sacrifice on the other.

The principles of Ethics are not framed by any one, these are rather discovered.

In Bharat the Principles of Ethics are termed as Dharma--The Laws of Life.

When nature is channeled according to the principles of Dharma, we have culture & civilisation.

Here in Bharat, we have placed before ourselves the ideal of the four fold responsibilities of catering to the needs of Body, Mind, Intellect and Soul with a view to achieve the integrated progress of Man.

When State acquires all powers, both political and economic; the result is a decline of Dharma.