In plain words
Saṃskāra is nothing but man's effort, in his daily life, to leave the path that is untrue, without standard and impermanent, to enter the path that is eternal and true, and to transform his humanness into divinity. Where is divinity? It dances in every human being as the very form of Satya. For every person on earth, Satya itself is the visible God. What you must protect is not the country. If you foster Satya and Dharma, they themselves will protect the country. Only when you protect Satya and Dharma will this whole world be safe and well. This whole world rests on Satya and Dharma alone.
From Satya came the whole of creation; into Satya the whole creation merges back; search, and where is the place that lacks the glory of Satya? See, this is the pure Satya itself!
Man rests on Satya alone. Satya and Dharma themselves keep the world safe. But man, unable to recognise this truth, falls into many sorrows.
This is a hand, this a leg, this a head... All these are limbs of the body. This body is a limb of society. Society is a limb of humanity. Humanity is a limb of Prakṛti. Prakṛti is a limb of the Paramātma. Only when you recognise this truth and act on it will you understand divinity. When each one truly enquires with inward vision, the truth becomes clear that divinity itself is guiding humanness. Without divinity man cannot live even for a moment. Yet man passes his time in the Ahaṅkāra that says he can live without divinity. Merely passing time does not make karma fruitful.