Absolute purity or perfection is not beyond man’s capacity. It is possible for him to be perfect. But to obtain the absoluteness of truth, beauty and goodness, man has to struggle hard. He should develop deep understanding, follow hard discipline and put forth ceaseless effort. Man should regard himself as a representative of divinity and not just a ‘man’. It is his duty to cultivate such qualities as reflect the divine within him. He should develop these divine qualities and spread them around him in society. This is the best and the only suitable remedy for many of our contemporary problems. (SS Mar ’06, p. 4^th cover)