A spiritual catharsis on a national scale, he says, must be the prelude to a re-ordering of the national life. That nothing less than a powerful moral impulse emanating from an authentic spiritual leader, who is respected by the masses and the elite, can serve to change the course of the country from the foul and disastrous rut into which it has fallen became a strong conviction with him. And this spiritual leader he found in Puttaparathi. Now an ardent Sai activist and editor of the Sanatana Sarathi at Prasanthinilayam, this octogenarian penman is engaged in highlighting the role of Sri Sathya Sai Baba as a synthesiser of all creeds and faiths and as the unifier of mankind on spiritual basis. He believes that because of Baba's spiritual approach to the problems of human development and unity his efforts will be more successful and enduring than attempts made in the past on a political or socio-economic basis.
All transformation starts with the individual.
The purification of our own character and the cultivation of qualities which make us worthy instruments of the Divine is the quintessence of Sadhana. The process must start from childhood. Children must be brought up in an atmosphere of love, reverence and holiness. From early years they must inhale the fragrance of sacredness. The Bala Vikas Movement aims to fulfil this goal.