Swami Bodhanand says that freedom is that ability to make use of your environment, whatever it may be, to explore your potential and to express that Infinite Potential while interacting with the world. This is the meaning of moksha father than something to be achieved in an after-life or in some future life-time. By following the seven spiritual laws he outlines, he says we can remain cool amidst the most strenuous pursuits and daily activities which generally produce much stress. Written especially for those who have little understanding or exposure to the Indian Wisdom traditions of the ancients, Swamiji demystifies many concepts which have been ignored as being religion or misunderstood.  The ultimate purpose of the laws is to help the reader organize his or her life for happiness and freedom. The performance of your duties, your life and life’s work should contribute to the spiritual and material affluence of society. This applies to everyone: not only out material well-being but our spiritual well-being meaning the opportunity to grow and unfold without hindrance, along with a deep sense of satisfaction.