<p>One must reach a certain stage of life to understand the various secrets of worshiping God/Goddess, performing religious rituals, chanting mantras/sadhana and performing havan. In the same way, when we got the opportunity to learn to ride a scooter, we stumbled and fell many times, caused others to fall, suffered injuries, but did not give up until we became completely adept at riding a scooter. Once we learned, we achieved such mastery that the scooters no longer felt like they were separate from us, but a part of our bodies. While riding, our body and the scooter became inseparable. The same principle applies to all other types of sadhanas, havans and rituals. However, it is not possible for us to learn to drive a scooter, car and bus simultaneously on the field; Efficiency in driving each vehicle can only be achieved sequentially. Accidents often happen to those who are unable to attain the feeling of Ek?ra (oneness) after gaining knowledge about these means (vehicles). Merely operating them is not enough; The person should also have knowledge about their spare parts and their repairing skills. -Er. Deepak Kumar Dwivedi (Author)</p>