The founder looked upon the Bhavan as an “Adventure in faith”, a faith in India’s  past,present and future.
It is also a faith in India’s people who have a rich and unbroken cultural heritage.

True to its goal of revitalizing Dharma or the Moral Law in its three fold aspects of Truth, Love and Beauty- Satyam, Shivam and Sundaram.
Bhavan is ceaselessly striving to carry forward India’s ageless message – Faith, Self-Discipline and Dedication, Shradha, Samyama and Samarpana.

The Bhavan’s Institutions are not meant merely to provide training, information or skill for better jobs but also to infuse educational institutions with a devotion to higher values, to introduce seriousness of purpose in the broader sense of translating them to life with dedication.  Development of intellectual life of the students is not enough. It must be harnessed to moral and spiritual development. Rajaji has emphasized that information should blossom into knowledge and knowledge should mature into wisdom, and that knowledge with out wisdom can be dangerous. Bhavan’s commitment is to impart value based education to the young and the old alike. The noble values we cherish are encoded in Bhagavat Gita*