Om, Bhur, Bhuvah!
Unveil, O Thou who givest sustenance to the Universe,
From whom all proceed, to whom all must return,
That face of the True Sun
Now hidden by a vase of golden light,
That we may see the truth and our whole duty
On Our journey to thy sacred seat.
(-The Gayatri) [ Click here for a commentary... ]

Everyone, is, in a real sense, a philosopher.
Being human, we must think; and thinking is the pathway to philosophy.

The world in which we live will not let us rest.
It keeps prodding us, challenging us with problems to be solved, demanding that we act wisely or be destroyed by the forces which inhabit our world.
In this way experiences are born- hungers and satisfactions, pains and pleasures, sights, feelings, sounds, and a host of others.

But we must take our experiences and weave them into some kind of a pattern, a whole which is more or less satisfying.
This pattern, this whole, is our philosophy.
Your philosophy, then, is the meaning which the world has for you.
It is your answer to the question, "Why?"

Having fitted your experiences into a whole, having related them to each other, you say of the world,
"This is the way things fit together.
This is the world as I understand it.
This is my philosophy."

"The Universe is eternal and every being including man is an Eternal Pilgrim.

The Purpose of our existence is to exist, to gain experience, to evolve according to what we gained from our experiences.

The Universal Mind (called God) is eternally evolving through all existence.

The harmony of good and evil (as what human calls it) makes the Universal Mind aware of what is good and what is evil in the human point of view.

Therefore, we should live and let live, not imposing ourselves on others nor letting others impose themselves on us."