We have so many religions exist in the world. Each of the religions have specific rituals, ceremonies, and practices, such as prayer, meditation, worship, fasting, and festivals, that help followers connect with their faith and deepen their spiritual understanding. Religions often provide pathways for personal and spiritual growth, encouraging individuals to deepen their faith, connect with their inner selves, and live more meaningful lives. Inspite of so many different religion prospect, their teaching alwsys directs towards common goals. To elaborate, Sanskrit has given us following verses :

In today's time, it is hard to know the true identity if a person. The availability of well designed costume could easily make anyone look gentleman. People can fool anyone with their outward appearance. To highlight this human traitd, our scholars have put up these beautiful lines

In our every day life we observe that those persons whom the society really adores are never rich monetarily e.g. Mother Teressa and Mahatma Gandhi. For persons like them selfless service to the mankind is supreme and this they never do to get name and fame. Classifying tye different categoris of human being Sanskrit says :

Many people imvolves in charity because they genuinely want to bring a difference in the lives of others and contribute to positive social change. They do charitable act in different ways, it may be in the form of financial help, or providing foods or various other ways. However pur ancient Sanskrit transcripts gives a different views. It says :

These days, true friendship are very rare. People often do friendship for their selfish purpose. I have personally experienced this in my school. Modern society's emphasis on superficial relationships and individual pursuits can make it harder to foster lasting friendships. This is one of the reason that makes social media platform so popular among youth. Sanskrit have following to say :

Some people may believe that happiness comes from acquiring material possessions or experiences, rather than from appreciating the simple things in life. This can create a cycle of acquiring new things while neglecting the value of what they already have. There are many instances, when people do not value the beauty of their own wife, rather they appreciate the others, or tend to run after others to impress. This is one of the instances of undervalueing self possession of things. In this context Sanskrit have following verses :