Importance of Sanatana Dharma Unity

Why is Sanatana Dharma unity needed? The second thing is,

if it is needed, what should we do for it?

First, why is Sanatana Dharma unity needed? Let me give a small

example. There is a tree. That tree has many branches.

Even if there are many branches, there is only one tree.

It has only one root. If the root is in danger, all the branches

will have a problem because of the root.

If they thought, “Why should I worry?” and the root were gone, no

branch could survive. Likewise, in the tree called Sanatana Dharma,

Advaita is one branch. Vishishtadvaita is one branch.

Dvaita is one branch. There are many more branches like these.

He asks, “We do not have so many branches.”

If you have them, it is because it is an old tree with many branches.

A newly grown tree will not have branches. What can we do about that?

An old tree will have many branches.

We can eat fruit from a branch.

We can get flowers from a branch. We can get shade from a branch.

But that doesn't mean I should say, “What do I care what happens to the tree?”

For me.