Man is the top-most creation of the earth. He is always in favour of prosperity. From the beginning of civilization, he is used to labour hard, hoping the best for the shake of a meaningful life.

Quoting a dialogue from the Drama Hamlet of William Shakespeare will be appropriate here." What a piece of work is man! How Noble in reason, how infinite in faculty! In form and moving how express and admirable! In action how like an angle! In apprehension how like a god, the beauty of the world! The paragon of animals."

We are really the children of God. Our colour may differ from each other, may we not reside in a particular shed together, from a language point of view may we not be same; but we are the frail human beings that must have to be concerned in the mental state. 

Thousand and thousand years ago our respected forefathers prayed as stated below.

"Sarve bhabantu sukhinah

Sarve santu niramaya

Sarve bhadrani pasnyatu

Ma kaschid dukhabhag bhabet."

It means, "let all the people be happy. Let nobody be ill. Let the deep sight be the best of all. Let the sorrow not encase anybody else."

We will never confine ourselves in the passage of unwanted deeds. We must have to do a little bit which must not harm anyone. After loving each other, we must have to play our roles judiciously. Let us start the preparation waiting for a big change for this world.

Today is 'DIWALI ', a festival of the lights, also a day of mother 'Maha Kali 'who is reckoned as Devi Sarveswari, Kaleswari like innumerable names viewed by so many seers. As one of their sayings is extracted here."Ya Devi sarbabhuteshu Kala rupen sansthita, Namastasyei namastasyei namastasyei namo namah"

Let Maa Mahakali bless everybody to be in favour of the changing world.

At last not least, a statement of Shri Paramhansa Yogananda Saraswati will enrich the article."In our hearts, we can all learn to be free from hate and selfishness. Let us pray for harmony hand in hand through the gate of a fair new civilization."

- Sudhanshu Shekhar Patra