In the Gita, Lord Krishna preaches Arjuna to fight the battle of Dharma and remain detached from the consequences. He tells Arjuna that his duty is to fight and he has the right only to fight; he does not have any control on the outcome. The duty of a person as a Karma Yogi is to do the rightful Dharma, as worship almost, without expecting anything in return for the deeds thus performed. Selfless work done with wholehearted effort and perfection is the Karma Yoga way for the worldly person to realize his inner self.

"A gift is pure when it is given from the heart to the right person at the right time and at the right place, and when we expect nothing in return" - Bhagavad Gita.

The late R.K. Ramalingam Pillai was a man of strong principles and sound practice. He was not a rich man, but through honest and tireless labour he was able to improve the lives of his near and dear. Based on his principled character, his son R. Bhasker lives his life. A staunch devotee of Srimath Ramanuja, the founder began his life in chennai, earning a salary of just Rs. 50/- a month. But through faith in god and hard work he rose to top of his profession. But from his father and the teachings of Ramanuja, the founder knew that his wealth was wasted if it was not used from the benefit of others and thus, with a noble and selfless goal of service to the impoverished and the downtrodden that this trust was founded. The trust is instituted in the name of the late R.K. Ramalingam pillai, father of the Founder Trustee R. Bhasker to accomplish Five definite goals.