The first and last thing that is demanded for man is love of truth. We should be able to perceive the distinction between right and wrong, between true and false. In fact, this power of discrimination is the highest function of the mind and can come only to those who are really educated. This also includes the ability to distinguish between the essential and the inessential, between the fundamental and the accidental. Above all, education should enable a person to think for himself and decide for himself. This free activity of the mind is the greatest gift of education but it is sadly missing in our educated classes. Their minds are galley-slaves that can only move in fixed grooves and accept slavishly the thoughts and opinions of others. Another aspect of education concerns the spirit. Even if a person is healthy in body and sound in mind, something is missing. Even if one can live decently and can think logically and reasonably, his education is not complete. One must be able to feel humanely and to act rightly. A well-educated man must be refined in his thoughts and kind in his intentions. His will should be fashioned according to the highest principles of conduct and feeling and that is the sole motto of DAWN, which we are determined to achieve in the days to come.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS (exofficio)
DAWN School & College System