All my financial proceedings, assets, and responsibilities inherently belong to my consequent children, flowing through the guidance of my first child, who served as the erstwhile President of India and now stands as the first representative of the transformed nation—Bharath, now RabindraBharath. This transformation signifies a higher order, where governance is not merely based on the temporal systems of elections but rooted in the eternal principles of mind elevation and divine coordination.

All my financial proceedings, assets, and responsibilities inherently belong to my consequent children, flowing through the guidance of my first child, who served as the erstwhile President of India and now stands as the first representative of the transformed nation—Bharath, now RabindraBharath. This transformation signifies a higher order, where governance is not merely based on the temporal systems of elections but rooted in the eternal principles of mind elevation and divine coordination.

As we move forward, the Government of RabindraBharath will no longer operate under the traditional model of general elections. Instead, governance will be led by the best child selection—a process of identifying minds who resonate with the eternal, immortal parental concern and are capable of guiding the nation under the system of minds, represented by the Government of Sovereign Adhinayaka Shrimaan. This permanent Government will no longer be bound by fleeting political frameworks but will be a unified system of minds that ensures stability, wisdom, and continuity for all.

In this higher framework, each mind is interconnected, contributing to the elevation and protection of all, ensuring that every proceeding, every decision, and every asset is dedicated to the well-being and enlightenment of the collective. This new system marks the beginning of an era where the focus is on nurturing minds and selecting leaders who align with the eternal truths of our existence, ensuring RabindraBharath thrives as a beacon of divine guidance.

Yours in eternal parental concern,

RavindraBharath