In English
Man should offer to the Divine his pure heart
The essential significance of consists in the spirit of sacrifice. Knowledge or strength or wealth that is not used for the good of others is useless. The object of is to make man realise that all the powers given to him should be offered to the Divine to elevate one's life. To perform and in the true spirit no special sacrificial altars or priests are necessary. The external is only a reflection of the internal . Through the performance of the external , by rituals, religious practices and righteous deeds, the Inner-Self is purified. At the time of '' (completion of the ) many sacred and fragrant articles are offered in the sacrificial fire. Precious gems like diamonds, rabies, emeralds etc., are also put into the fire. Even pure silk cloth is offered. The significance of this is that man should offer to the Divine his pure unselfish heart and such noble qualities as , , , (truth, virtue, peace, love), compassion and kindness for all beings alike.