Dharma (virtuous conduct) purifies the mind and leads you to God. It creates a taste for the Name and the Form of God. When you love the Name and Form of Krishna, you will naturally respect and obey the command of Krishna, which is found in the Bhagavad-gita. Have the Name on the tongue and the Form in the eye, and the demon called asha (endless desire), will fly from your mind, leaving joy and contentment therein. This kind of constant dwelling on the indwelling God will promote love for all beings in you. You will then see only good in others. You will strive only to do good to others. Now, all things have gone up in value; man alone has become cheap. Endowed with the costly gems of reason, discrimination and detachment, man has allowed them to slip away, and he is beset with dire poverty, as a consequence. He has become cheaper than animals; he is slaughtered in millions without any hesitation, because of the terrific growth of anger, hate and greed; he has forgotten his unity with all men, all beings, and all worlds. The contemplation of that unity alone can establish world peace, social peace and peace in the individual. All other efforts are like pouring sweet-scented rose water on a heap of ash, which is ineffective and foolish.