For the good of all incarnate souls, they must ensure that abortion and euthanasia are prohibited, and that irreligion, materialism, and atheism are forbidden, for these are the vehicles of ignorance regarding existential truth, as well as of hatred and racism, which lead to perpetual anger, pride, avarice, selfishness, excessive envy, duplicity, dishonesty, incivility, treachery, deceit, misfortune, discord—in short, wickedness in all its forms—leading humanity to perpetual and repeated suffering, perdition, and continual darkness.

Any leader who forms part of a government, by virtue of governing with extreme severity, if they display hatred, a thirst for revenge, resentment, and contempt for another community, another people with a different culture and skin color, and who shed the blood of an innocent population, proves by their iniquitous acts that they are not of God.

All those who seek power and cling to it, and who, to achieve it, do not hesitate to constantly inveigh, threaten, and insult others, and to lie repeatedly, may escape human justice, but they will never escape God's justice, for God always carries out his punitive work. One can escape human justice, but it is impossible to escape God's justice.

But woe also to the people who approve and support the evil actions of unjust leaders who shed innocent blood, for the blood of the innocent will be demanded of them by God.

A worthy leader is one who, once in power, renounces it.

Jesus said in this regard: “Let the one who has become rich become king, and let the one who has obtained power and authority renounce it.”

Those who seek leadership, drawn by the honors, renown, power, and glory that accompany the position, generally derive a vain pride from their post. They forget that they must work for the well-being of all people without exception, and not just for a minority. Immersed in ignorance of the truths of existence, they are headed for ruin. Their next life will be sad, bleak, and painful, for they will be reincarnated into a poor family and will experience poverty and the suffering that accompanies it.

A worthy leader is one who works solely for the well-being of all people without exception, and not for himself. Once he has accomplished his mission, he takes pleasure in relinquishing his power and office.

Five thousand years ago, it was still the same. Monarchs abdicated in favor of their eldest son, then withdrew to live as hermits in the forest, immersed in spirituality, in order to draw closer to God.

A truly great man never seeks power, for he knows that Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, already possesses it. He places himself under the command of the Sovereign Lord and watches over the well-being of all humanity. He is an example of honesty, integrity, justice, righteousness, fairness, and benevolence, and he respects divine laws, which he faithfully applies, living constantly according to God's teachings.