Swami Srivatsalya Dharma Veera, a name bestowed by the divine mother, embodies human virtues and values. The Vedas, ancient Indian scriptures, teach that the divine mother nurtures the world. When the Vedic people followed the divine mother’s guidance, they flourished with humane virtues and values. They created universal humane culture that allowed these virtues to manifest in society. They also established humanities to construct humane personalities and societies for future generations. However, mankind strayed from the divine mother’s path, falling from human virtues to inhuman vices. This led to the destruction of the great humanitarian spiritual culture by evil and satanic distortions. In modern and post-modern worlds, the indiscriminate destruction of humanitarian cultures has dehumanized and polluted human relations. This distortion leaves no scope for human personality construction or social refinement, even in highly sophisticated education systems. This vacuum gives rise to evil forces that enslave human intelligence and cause devastating consequences. Unless the socially responsible intelligentsia fills this vacuum, humanity’s future and the better world of justice are at risk.