Aims 1. To inspire people to observe self-restraint irrespective of their caste, color, creed, country or language. 2. To establish the values of friendship, unity, peace and morality. 3. To create a society free from all kinds of exploitation. Eligibility All those who believe in leading a pure life will be entitled to become Anuvrats. Categories 1. One who subscribes to the Anuvrats and sadhana (dedicated practice) shall be called an Anuvrati. 2. One who subscribes to the rules meant for his/her own class shall be called an Anuvrati. For example, someone who accepts the Anuvrats meant for students shall be called a vidhyarthi Anuvrati (Vidyarthi=student). The Directive Principles of Anuvrat 1. Developing human unity 2. Developing the feeling of co-existence 3. Developing rectitude of behavior 4. Developing the technique of introspection 5. Developing the right standards in society 6. Developing trust in the purity of means 7. Developing will-power and self-restr...