This chapter on Hinduism summarizes the previous 14 chapters in this video series. It reiterates the ultimate purpose of life in Hinduism is to attain eternal peace (Mukti) and that there are multiple routes to reach Mukti (Enlightenment). Attaining full eternal peace (Mukti) is nearly impossible as it is extremely difficult to control natural emotions however, the pursuit towards this goal will result individual peace and societal harmony. As may be seen from the previous videos various ways have been prescribed by the Hindu religion to reach Mukthi. As the people are of different levels of intellectual maturity and are of different characters, the same way or process may not appeal to everyone, hence the different ways (Maargas). However the fundamental for everyone is to reach Mukti (which is ultimate peace of mind). Reaching Mukti is a very difficult task. No singular path may give us peace of mind. Hence we may have to follow a combination of paths which appeal to us and syncs in our mind so that we get more and more peace of mind. The key is to overcome Bhaya (fear) and get rid of Kama (lust), Krodha (anger), Moha (desire), Lobha (greed), Mada (pride), Ahankara (ego), Irshya (jealousy), Ghrina (hatred). These are very difficult to overcome. Hence even to whatever extent we get peace of mind and overcome these negative qualities , by practicing these Maargas, it is good for us and the for the society.
