Master Plan

In our society, some are destines to drudge and suffer a lot. Without food and shelter thousands lead life hell. Even though some toil from dawn to dusk, they lead a dog’s life finding no other ways to own a shelter, to give nourishing food to their children, to look after their old age parents, to keep the family healthy. When some ‘haves’ suffer from indigestion, some, ‘have-nots’ die of starvation. These differences between the ‘haves’ and ‘have-nots’ still prevail in this society.

Both in urban and rural we can see the above situation. The so-called renowned people find spiritual consolation in worshipping Gods. Their maximum integrity towards the poor is throwing of some pennies in their poor boxes. They keep themselves away and don’t come forward themselves or help others who are in the arena to lessen the hardships of the poor to an extent. These ‘renowned haves’ hardly see presence of God in the lifeless faces of the poor and the needy. They don’t understand that serving of poor is serving of God. The great saints Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Swami Vivekananda and the great scientist Dr. Abdul Khalam, who are supposed to be the incarnations of God wept by heart and soul for the poor. For the outcaste, for the downtrodden, for everyone in the world inside India and outside India. One’s own involvement and devotion to serve the needy people revels his devotion and service to God. Those who think that God is present only in idols and no other else actually forget that God is omnipresent and omnipotent. He is found everywhere and in His every creation. Heartless humiliation of His beings is neglect of God. God actually loves those who love and serve His creations.