To possess individual character it requires a great deal of sadhana. It cannot be acquired by reading books; taught by the teachers, or bought in the marketplace. It can be cultivated by daily practice (Nitya Sadhana), and by having good company and good behaviour.

In the olden days, people with individual character were considered as ideal people (Adarsha Vyakti). Only such people were called teachers. The lives of such great people were brought into light and were disseminated to the entire world. These persons protected the greatness and sacredness of the country. Such individual character should be developed day by day examining every moment. (M, p. 14)