All the activities require funds on a large scale. Our generous
industrial houses, government departments and local donars contribute
money and material to the project. A large number of local people
participate in this National Yagna, by contributing small amounts of money(Anbu Nidhi and Amrit Surabhi).
Social institutions and organizations have the object of equipping
every individual in his own way according to his capacity to make him to
reach the goal. Every social organization, lays stress on man-making
only, directly or indirectly. Man-making is the most basic of all human
efforts. When man is equipped, the society and the nation also becomes
fully equipped. “Take care of the pie and the rupee will take care of
itself”, says an old proverb. Even if it is nation-building or
world-building or international-building, man-making is the fundamental
process. Take care of the man and the society takes care of itself. All
other arrangements and devices are but secondary.
We must renovate it and try to remove the angularities from our
conduct and character which prick others and keep them away from us,
thus creating a hindrance in the progress of the society and of the
nation. There should be no friction in work and our faces should avoid
wrinkles and wryness. Only sweet and lubricant words will bring this old
glory back to us again. We have lost many good sciences like the
science of organization and to cope with the progress of the world, we
are now forced to borrow ideas from others. Let us accept the challenge
and march ahead boldly and confidently.
The organization has members and they are of various classes. There
are ordinary members, associate members, life members, active members,
whole-timers, office bearers and a number of them, according to the
requirement of the organization. There is a technique in bringing people
together. A mere collection of people is not congenial to the growth of
the organization. The individuals must be competent in the sense that
they must be physical sound, intellectually equipped and monetarily
rich.
As is said in Sanskrit or in most of the Indian languages, they
should offer their Tana(body), Mana(mind) and Dhana(wealth) for the
propagation of the cause. They must be physically prepared for the
exertion and torture, mentally ready to suffer everything and monetarily
unhesitating to part with their wealth for translating the noble
thought into concrete form. In short, they must totally surrender
everything at the altar of the sacred area. The body and the mind
together constitute what may be termed as generator plant. It produces
energies of various types and they are employed in the various actions. A
man works in the factory with his hands. Thus, he employs his physical
energy in the work. Another person sitting at the office-table carries
on the brain work. He also utilizes his intellectual-mental energy for
the action. Thus, the body-mind complex generates energy. This energy is
to be employed for the success of the idea.
