Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism) is founded on Truth and, hence, it is invincible. Temporary reverses notwithstanding, the whole world will one day accept its validity. But before that happens, Hindus must themselves adhere to its principles and strengthen their fold so that they become exemplars of what they preach. After all, it is in practice that spirituality is best manifest and theoretical principles thus come alive in all their lustrous glory.
Spirituality had a Hindu beginning and it will, for sure, have a Hindu end. Meanwhile, the preparation of the Hindu race must be for becoming proper conduits of the eternal message of the soul. There is much to learn, much to unlearn, much to reform and much to reconstruct for Hinduism to reemerge as a power as in the past when the message of eternal India diffused to the remotest parts of the then known world to shape civilisations. Such a project is yet to be undertaken by the present and the future generations of Hindus such that the Sanatan Dharma leaves its indelible impress on the minds of men and relocates modern civilisation from its material moorings to a spiritual one.
Written by Sugata Bose
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