Therefore the reform has to begin with once own life. This is not only the view of Saint Jnaneshvara, but of all the Saints of that period. The others are merely like donkeys carrying the physical weight of the scriptures and the holy books. Brahmins only recite Vedas and not practice the high values prescribed by them. Now looking around us and witnessing the injustice and exploitation we want you to show your concrete strength here and now.
All human being are the forms of god and therefore are equal in every sense of the term.
The literature of the Saints not only thought Bhakti or devotion but initiated the process of social integration and reformation through a change of heart and change in thought. There are plenty of references a social researcher can find in support of this. All these Saints wanted to liberate all human beings from the bondage of caste system and material motivations. This was the message of social integration, reform and mammon and compassionate culture. In fact, the efforts of all these Saints was to give a direction and speed to the process of transformation and social change.