Social Engagement & Value System

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The entire creation is a unique place of creativity with many variations. From a synthetic point of view, the factors found in this entire creation are found in two major forms of conscious and unconscious nature. While unconscious factors include everything from microscopic particles to large bodies of the universe like soil, air, water, earth, sky, sun, moon, planets, satellites, etc., conscious factors include innocent beings, animals; Human beings are specifically included along with animals and birds. All these components present in the structure of creation, working according to their originality, remain interconnected and provide each other with perfection. This process of attaining perfection in the course of progressive development is always dynamic for all the components. Continuous dynamics in nature is the essential fundamental law for all animate and inanimate components. The strong responsibility of maintaining this dynamism, action and progress in the creation in the public interest rests most on the rational human being because the strong power to make effective interventions in the natural and animal world is inherent in humans in the form of intelligence. But increasing modernity and the absolute necessity of money have pushed most of the humans towards a selfish and lonely lifestyle. This isolated and selfish attitude of man is the biggest obstacle in the path of social harmony. For which it is necessary for man to know the nature of the basic elements of his physical structure and the structure of natural factors and their functioning.Just as the human physical system, despite many separations, remains organized and coordinated and functions as a small organic system, in the same way, every component of this universe is interconnected and functions as a large organic system. Thus, in the process of creation, all the conscious and unconscious components interact with each other according to a planned system and create a shelter that fulfills the desired needs. For whose protection, promotion and upliftment, the efficiency of human life does not depend only on material resources and mechanics but it also depends on the excellence of human relationships. In the Indian Vedic context, the message of making human beings full of values ​​has always been given. By following which, every human being can establish himself as a connecting and coordinating link not only for the human society but also for the entire animal world and material world and transform the world into a well-organized and welfare place. The process of interlinking human beings in the world society, the best creation of the creation structure, depends on the rational, all-beneficial and selfless decisions of human beings. Therefore, for the qualitative expansion of life, a person should resolve to move forward on the path of life keeping in mind the interest of nature and other living beings.

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Singh & Tyagi. (2023, July) Social Engagement & Value System,IPEM JOURNAL OF INNOVATION IN TEACHER EDUCATION, 8(1),84-88.