Where there is hatred, there is also love. While there are people who give importance to violence, there are also those who work for peace and non violence. While people discriminate on the grounds of caste, color, religion, race or nationality, there are also those who do not discriminate on such grounds: they regard all humans as equal. They do not imbibe hatred but are the springs of love and endeavour to turn the earth into a heaven. Holy beings have been making great sacrifices to quell the fire of hatred and they are doing so even today so that people may live up to the holy teachings. Holy beings teach man to value this invaluable life, which cannot be valued by worldly achievements. Life can be valued when importance is given to spirituality and humanism, otherwise one is considered a moving corpse. A moving corpse means not imbibing spirituality, humanism and love. We should not be moving corpses but be true humans, imbibing humanism, love and peace. We should not strive for the peace of the grave but for a living peace. In case we visit a graveyard, we shall find complete silence there. This silence is not silence but helplessness because the dead cannot speak or quarrel with one another. May the living humans create an environment of peace so that all may live in peace.

Only the truly religious persons conduct themselves as true humans and regard humanism as the true religion. They give importance to human values and love. It is said: Not government but only our values can guard us. Our values are our true existence. When all conduct themselves as devils, how can any one conduct oneself as a human? If our values are human, we will surely conduct ourselves like humans, rather like gods! Then there will be no need of government to regulate our conduct. Everyone will himself keep to the left: he knows this is right and should be observed. If we uphold such values, we will prove to be a boon for the society. That is why attention is being drawn to human values. Humanism is our religion and we are humans. Let us tread the path of humanism. This is what the society expects from us. This is expected of humans and not of animals.