An artist presents his art as a tonic for the mental health of the general public, but due to the intensity of the five disorders presented, the audience also becomes affected by those disorders. Today, like the common people, artists are also suffering from many mental illnesses. Therefore, it is necessary to free them from mental illnesses so that they can play an important role in improving the mental health of the society through their arts.

For the past many years, the common people have been abandoning India's civilized, cultured and virtuous lifestyle adopted from natural rules and adopting the distortions of western culture and civilization considering it as a symbol of civilization. As a result of this, many problems like old age homes, orphanages, mental homes, brothels, criminal tendencies etc. have disintegrated and destroyed the social system, the solution of which is possible only by adopting Indian culture and civilization. The Art and Culture Division, considering it as its voluntary duty, is motivating the public to increase interest towards Indian art, culture and civilization through various events.

Due to the lack of art that provides self-satisfaction to the mind, in today's modern materialistic world, even after gathering many resources, a person is not able to fulfill his desire of a healthy, peaceful and happy life. Through the interesting creation of arts like song, music, dance, painting etc., many healthy tissues are formed from the glands of the human body and positive fluids are released and transmitted throughout the body. As a result, the person feels full of enthusiasm and positive changes start taking place in his lifestyle. That is why we see that many artists live a happy and joyful life while remaining mentally and physically healthy. Keeping this in mind, the Arts & Culture Wing encourages people to adopt one of their favorite arts based on spiritual perspective.

Culture is the soul of every society. In today’s materialistic age, where human values are fading, the revival of Indian culture — rooted in spirituality — is essential. The Brahma Kumaris emphasize that "spirituality must be the foundation of culture." A spiritually rich culture radiates love, compassion, self-control, selfless service, and universal brotherhood — embodying the ideal of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam — the whole world is one family.

When art and culture are infused with spirituality, they guide humanity toward a world where: violence is replaced by non-violence, depression by joy, selfishness by service, and division by universal harmony. According to the Brahma Kumaris, the coming era will be the Golden Age — Satyug: A time when art will express not only beauty but also truth and peace, and culture will become the very foundation of divinity.

When art and culture unite with divine knowledge and the power of meditation (Raja Yoga), they become powerful instruments for world transformation. Such a future is not just a dream — it is part of the Divine Plan, where every heart will be a temple, every artist a yogi, and every creation a reflection of God’s love.