Thus when cotton is transformed into cloth, its value and utility are enhanced. Likewise, man should not remain in the state in which he was born. He should manifest his inherent divinity. Students should therefore try to acquire, in addition to academic knowledge, qualities like humility and discrimination, which will help them to become full-fledged human personalities. As a seed finds fulfillment in a fruit-bearing tree, man should find fulfillment in a purposeful life leading to perfection through Samskarana transformation, and yielding the fruits of peace, security and love.
Love is a divine quality in man.
But it should be shown not only towards other human beings, but also towards birds, beasts and other living creatures. True Samskriti lies in such an expansion of love, giving up narrowness and developing broad-mindedness which results in real joy for oneself and for the society as well. Thus will human nature be sublimated into divinity. The Vedas which are the repositories of Indian Culture have declared that one should not entertain hatred or ill will towards any living being. Therefore along with their normal studies the students should acquaint themselves with the Indian Culture and put it into practice.