Kochi: The Kerala High Court has observed that Daivadasakam, the sacred work of Sree Narayana Gurudevan, is the spiritual text of Malayalees. The Court remarked that the Guru’s contributions to the spiritual life and social renaissance of Kerala society are immeasurable, and that this great work continues to stand as a guiding lighthouse for society even today.

The case was considered by Justice Devan Ramachandran. The Court pointed out that the Guru’s message does not belong to any particular religious sect, but rather elevates all people equally, transcending religious boundaries. Daivadasakam should not be regarded as the spiritual text of only a certain group of people; instead, it must be recognized as the foundation of Kerala’s cultural and religious unity, the Court noted.

The spiritual lessons and philosophy imparted by Gurudevan during the era of social renaissance remain deeply relevant in our society today. The ideals he championed for human equality and religious harmony are of great significance in the modern age.

In light of the growing sectarianism and religious conflicts in society today, the Guru’s message of “One caste, one religion, one God for humanity” has immense relevance, the Court emphasized. These ideals should serve as inspiration for the younger generation and help in maintaining peace and unity within society.

This judgment further highlights the importance of Gurudevan’s vision. It is expected that in the coming years, this verdict will aid in fostering communal harmony and ensuring social equality.