How can the society be rightly
directed?
Society and sangathana are
two sides of a same coin. We cannot think one without the other. It is a mixer
of different mixed reaction of its inhabitants or members. It is a combination
of three kinds of karma i.e. subha (good), asubha (bad) and subhasubha (mixer
of good and bad). Hence, members of the society must coordinate these three kinds
of action properly to give a right direction to society.
Members of the
society can coordinate different actions rightly through right knowledge only
that comes through The Vedas; but not through the granthas or scriptures;
because the Veda is the direct version of the God, which we call ‘shruti’. But
the granthas are the stories developed in the later stage. To be clearer, we
can direct society rightly through four kinds of vanis (gospels), which we call
vaikhari, madhyama, pashyanti and paravaka. However, the last one is more effective
because it relates directly to the Vedas, which has come to us directly from
the God. The first three categories of vanis (gospels) correspond to loud
announcement, lesser loud announcement and least loud announcement. However,
the last one has come out of deep silence. The gyani (learned person), guru
(teacher), rishi (sages) and bhagaban(God) can cultivate and apply these vanis to
give the society a right direction to the need of the time and exigency. These
vanis help the society to give a decent burial to all kinds of ignorance and for
inner purification (Antahasudhikarana). As a result, society is self-protected
and remains aloof from auxiliary mixed reaction and the members of the society
can realize that kramaphala is the prime factor for all kinds of sufferings and
every happenings and only the contribution of the Vedas can spread knowledge
and give right direction. 
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