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As we grow, we constantly feel the importance of Arth, and it slowly becomes our one of the major pursuits of life. We pursue it in the hope of gratification of the senses (Kama) and in the hope of realising dharm.

Most of the dictionaries and scholars will tell you that a religion is a faith, a particular system of belief in a god or gods and the activities that are connected with this system. However, it is not so. There are Dharms without any god.

Many of our rites and practices are yet cruel, and many of them are nothing but superstitions. It certainly means that people have a very low idea of religions. The result is before us. We do not have the peace of mind and the happiness, more properly the bliss, that the religions suppose to give us.