First, you must learn about the precious truths contained in the sacred texts from experts in the field. This is the first stage of knowing. Then you develop an urge to visualize those truths. In the second stage of visualization, you carefully peruse, examine and collect such sacred texts and with great perseverance you inquire, comprehend and derive joy and satisfaction from discerning profound truths. It is not enough if you make progress up to this stage; you must experience what is thus known and seen. If one lies down after having consumed excessive food, it will cause indigestion. However, if one consumes the requisite quantity of food and undertakes some physical work, it will be digested and converted into blood, and will offer nourishment. In the same manner, you should translate into action what you have known and seen, by assimilating it and utilizing it for the progress of our country as well as for the welfare of humanity.