The Sathya Sai Seva Organisation has to teach this lesson, not by precepts elaborately described in elegant language, but by example that spreads conviction, instils faith and assures success. In spite of this man looks for 'ease' yet reeks with 'dis-ease'. He pursues bhoga and is rewarded with roga. Truth about oneself is to be learnt first. When man knows that he is the Indestructible, Eternal Atman, he is free from fear.
Truth can shine forth only from a purified mind and a clarified intellect.
The units of the Sathya Sai Seva Organisations must be ever active in following and observing the disciplines laid down for these two processes. Man has to overcome the animal in him. Patience, tolerance, fortitude, equanimity, fraternity - these will prove invaluable equipment for the pilgrim. Do not distinguish between one fellow-pilgrim and another on the basis of caste, creed or colour, and do not divide them into friends or foes. Recognise only the common traits, the uniting efforts, the basic Divinity.