To protect, publicize, and re-establish the ancient Indian morals, duty / righteousness (according to the Sanātani tradition), and cultural values in the society. The nation and its cultural values are paramount, the individual and the family are secondary.

To re-establish the ideals of Guru-Shishya tradition under the guidance of the best, worthy, and ideal teachers. Without worthy and ideal teachers, the society becomes directionless and goes astray.

To build such a social system where every woman’s dignity is protected. Women reflect the motherhood of nature. Therefore, without any discrimination on the basis of caste, religion, origin, nationality, region, or language, it is the duty of a civilized society to respect and protect the dignity of every woman.

To build such a social system where every person, who respects and practices the cultural values propounded by Vajrakul, can, without any discrimination, earn his livelihood according to his ability, and no deserving person has to live a life of humiliation. Individuals should be respected by their acts, and not by virtue of their birth.

To build such a social system where no old, handicapped, sick, or helpless person, who respects and practices the cultural values propounded by Vajrakul, has to depend on anyone for his/her life. May all live their natural life with respect and love.

To revive and honor ancient Indian folk arts in the society, to revive and preserve neglected historical and religious sites, and to create awareness about their importance among the general public.

To publicize the teachings of love and harmony in the society, which is according to the belief that God exists in every living being.