Man has to be guided by the directives of the Vedas. Of the three Vedas-Rig, Yajur and Sama-the RigVeda contains the essence of all the three. Its principal teaching is Vinaya and Vidheyata (humility and duty). The Yajur Veda enjoins the quality of Dharana (steadfastness). This means that whatever difficulties you may encounter, whatever hardship you experience, you should fulfil your duty with fortitude and forbearance. Through both these means you can develop your human qualities to the highest extent. The essential teaching of the SamaVeda is Vignatha (Propriety). This tells you how to conduct yourself with any person, how to behave towards elders and superiors, how to treat guests, how to approach God and what is the right behaviour in any situation. These three Vedas (Trayee) provide the basic rules for right living: Vidheyata (Devotion to duty); Dharana (Steadfastness) and Vignatha (Propriety). The Love principle integrates all three guidelines laid down by the Vedas.(SSS Vol.19, pp. 83-84)