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Sanaatan dharma is dynamic and adapts to time and situation. The author describes the sanaatan dharma for that time period through the words and activities of Santaan-s. Excluding the last 5 pages which perhaps were written to bypass the British censure at the time, the book describes the condition of our beloved motherland and our duties for its upliftment. (The Muslims could very well be substituted by the British and a message for independence struggle could be given very easily, and this happened in form of Vande Matram becoming the battle cry for Bharat's Independence struggle.) At the time of its publication and even today it ignites the devotion and duty towards the motherland.