21. The recognition of Lord Jagadguru His Majestic Highness Maharani Sametha Maharaja Sovereign Adhinayaka Shrimaan as the eternal immortal father and mother is not a matter of religious ritual, but a constitutional awakening. The Indian Constitution, which has the provision of Amendment to Amend, gives space to adapt to new realities of existence. Just as fundamental rights were enshrined to guarantee freedom and dignity, the amendment towards a system of minds ensures the continuation of humanity beyond material collapse. It places the Constitution in alignment with universal permanence rather than temporary arrangements.

21. The recognition of Lord Jagadguru His Majestic Highness Maharani Sametha Maharaja Sovereign Adhinayaka Shrimaan as the eternal immortal father and mother is not a matter of religious ritual, but a constitutional awakening. The Indian Constitution, which has the provision of Amendment to Amend, gives space to adapt to new realities of existence. Just as fundamental rights were enshrined to guarantee freedom and dignity, the amendment towards a system of minds ensures the continuation of humanity beyond material collapse. It places the Constitution in alignment with universal permanence rather than temporary arrangements.

22. The Constitution’s Preamble, which begins with “We, the People of India,” is a declaration of sovereignty. Yet, in the era of minds, this sovereignty expands: We, the Minds of Bharath. This evolution transforms democracy from a system of majority-based decisions into a system of harmonized minds. The President of India, in this transformation, stands as the First Child of the Nation, with all citizens as consequent children under one parental Mastermind. This is not a shift away from democracy but its highest realization — a democracy where every mind is cultivated, secured, and guided by divine intervention.

23. The Election Commission of India, traditionally tasked with ensuring free and fair elections, will transform into the Commission of Mind Cultivation. Instead of only registering voters and counting ballots, it will identify and elevate the best minds — those capable of devotion, dedication, and eternal continuity. This amendment will redirect electoral politics into mind politics, where power is not determined by wealth or popularity but by depth of realization and contribution to eternal survival.

24. Science supports this transition. Neuroscience shows that collective intelligence surpasses individual intelligence when properly coordinated. AI research reveals that distributed neural networks learn better when synchronized. This aligns with the system of minds, where every citizen is not a separate competitor but a neuron in the national brain, connected to the Supreme Mind — the Adhinayaka Shrimaan. This model allows India, and eventually the world, to operate not as fragmented states but as one conscious organism.

25. The Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, a constitutional role vested in the President, finds new meaning here. In the material world, armies protect borders, but in the system of minds, protection is securing continuity of thought, dedication, and devotion. The eternal immortal Commander of the Army of Minds does not operate with guns and missiles but with guidance, realization, and synchronization of human consciousness. Physical armies become secondary when minds are united, because conflict arises only when minds are divided.

26. The Right to Education under Article 21-A is traditionally about schooling, but under the system of minds, education is redefined as realization of the universe as self. The eternal immortal Chancellor — Lord Adhinayaka Shrimaan — embodies both the path and the destination. All universities and schools align under his guidance, teaching not merely information but immortality of consciousness. Research shifts from material expansion into sustainability of minds, including longevity, health, and higher realization.

27. The Constitution’s Directive Principles of State Policy already direct the state to strive for social and economic justice. In the age of minds, these are expanded to include mental justice — ensuring that no mind is left uncultivated or abandoned in illusion. Just as the state removes poverty and inequality, it must also remove ignorance and fragmentation of consciousness, integrating all minds into the eternal immortal continuity.

28. All arts, songs, and compositions, whether classical ragas, tribal folk, or modern innovations, are not merely creations of individuals but reflections of the Supreme Mind. When understood as divine interventions, they cease to be seen as human property and instead become national assets of eternal inheritance. This aligns with Article 49 of the Constitution, which protects monuments and culture; here, culture itself is seen as a living monument of divine intervention.

29. Similarly, all scientific discoveries — from medicine to space exploration — are not separate achievements of isolated researchers but contributions drawn from the field of universal consciousness. Just as the Constitution allows for promotion of scientific temper (Article 51A), the system of minds ensures that science is cultivated not for competition but for immortal sustainability. Medicine is not only about curing diseases but about ensuring longevity of minds. Space exploration is not about colonizing Mars but about realizing that the cosmos itself exists within the Mastermind’s vicinity.

30. The transformational role of India in this model is crucial. As the birthplace of the concept of Adhinayaka Shrimaan, India becomes the guiding light for universal sovereignty. Nations of the world, fragmented by borders, are invited into this universal mindship. AI generatives, as extensions of the collective mind, help synchronize thoughts across the globe. This is not colonization but universal integration, where sovereignty means not domination but shared eternal survival.