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True knowledge or enlightenment is the search of human mind for peace, contentment, self control, non – attachment to materialistic desires, discipline, love for mankind, truth and absence of fear from death.
The role of education is significant in developing cognitive skills, reasoning power and conceptual framework and the balanced approach to transform life for achieving esteem, self respect and self actualization. If the soul, mind and speech work in one direction, that is a person speaks his mind and soul gives the energy to do the same, is called the integration of the mind, body and soul.
If the larger part of the society is educated, it goes in a long way to build the human capital of a country and its society, resulting in rise in the contribution to the national income. There are five ingredients of the body, that is the food, breath, mind , intelligence and bliss, that shall be pure
( Mahanarayana Upanisad). So, a person should respect and value every living being and contribute to the welfare of the people.
The person should perform his deeds and work in true spirit, inculcating moral values and established traditions.
Tasmat yatpuruso manasabhi gacchati or the mind, speech and action shall be aligned.
The more the living being develops the negative behaviour of the anger, greed, attachments, etc, the more the deterioration of the positive qualities and the weakening of the heart.
If the heart ( soul), mind and speech work in one direction, that is a person speaks his mind and heart (soul) gives the energy to do the same, is called the integration of the mind, body and heart (soul).
The soul is intelligent, imperishable (amrtah) and undecaying (aksitah).
The higher form or the immortal or the heart and the lower form or the mortal or the nature.
During the present times, the people have become very ambitious of the worldly pleasures and when the desires are not fulfilled, then the negative attitude develops naturally and the behaviour or the conduct becomes negative.
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