जीवन विद्या एक परिचय

The powers of jeevan are boundless and cannot be depleted through use. Attempting to quantify these powers only leads to frustration. This illustrates how we succumb to intellectualism, becoming commodities to be exploited, leading to slavery and exploitation. In my opinion, it is fundamentally against humanity and coexistence to exploit human intellect, to use it for conflict, or to claim ownership over it. To suggest that a just society can be built upon the trade of human intellect is a falsehood that warrants serious consideration. I firmly believe that the notion of limited human intellect is a blatant lie. Every individual possesses an inexhaustible intellectual capacity that transcends the confines of books. I, myself, am greater than all the literature I have written, just as every human is greater than all the books combined. Until we accept this truth, I don’t think we can do anything wisely.

After all this discussion, perhaps everyone can think through and accept that which is right. We must become wise; that is the only final conclusion that emerges. There are no major difficulties in becoming wise. The difficulties are only while we experiment in ignorance. Earth is an undivided whole, yet humans create divisions and perceive it as separate nations. Moreover, we deploy armies along these divisions and engage in conflict repeatedly. Fragmenting the Earth is not feasible, and no one would survive such fragmentation. Is there any merit in believing that the Earth is divided? This prompts us to reflect on the depth of deception we have succumbed to. Consider another example: our classification of humans based on skin colour and race, treating them as if they were animals. What sort of intelligence is this? The true measure of humans lies in their understanding, not in their skin colour or race. History is replete with instances such as revolts against slavery and feudalism. Feudalism has given way to democracy, yet we have not succeeded in establishing systems based on socialistic and humanistic principles, even though we believe that we have succeeded. The lie lies in our belief that we have achieved, when in reality, all that we have achieved is some amenities of comfort. Wars, conflicts, and exploitation still persist. The sources of deception lie in the concept of the nation, rooted in the false belief in Earth's fragmentation, and in the idea of Constitution based on power-centric rule. They say Nation and Constitution are above everything. The essence of this Constitution is - power-centric rule. What is a power-centric rule? It is the attempt to stop one mistake by committing another, to stop one crime by perpetrating another, and to stop one war by inciting another. Some constitutions include provisions for providing basic facilities to all. Their underlying rationale here is that if everyone has money then they can fight and live.