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What they say in the movie and their acts in real life have
no connection whatsoever.- Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Ji
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These days movies are released in which they show a
sadhu (Hindu saint) in very bad light, In the movie, they
project that if you go to a Dargah (Sufi Islamic shrine)
your work will be done, but if you go to an Ashram
(spiritual hermitage or monastery) you will be finished.
They have portrayed Ashram to be a very bad place.
Some people are creating this type of prejudice.
A terrorist from outside India has funded people and
asked them to make a movie in which they put down
spirituality. We should see the intention behind such acts.
In the movie, the character says that they are for truth
and anti-corruption, but in real life the makers of the
movie bribed the Censor Board to pass the movie.
What they say in the movie and their acts in real life have
no connection whatsoever. And our young minds are
getting influenced by this. They should wake up.
The drug lobby is behind this. They want to take people
away from spirituality. They want to put barriers in their
mind towards participating in spiritual programs so that
they can easily lure them, as they will feel an emptiness
within.
One who has attended a spiritual program, and who is
involved in bhajan, and spiritual discourses will not take
to drugs or intoxicants. You are thousands sitting here.
How many of you drink alcohol or take drugs? (Nobody
raises hand). None! So this is a big loss for them. So to
improve their business they target all such places which
create a barrier against drugs and alcohol.
The people who do this are blind. They see only money
and nothing is beyond money for them. Their philosophy
is 'Make money even if the world goes to the dogs'.
There was a boy who was into drugs earlier, and then he
left drugs and came onto the spiritual path and into
knowledge. He was so happy, and these people saw this
and put a doubt into his mind. They asked him, 'Why do
you go to ashram and do meditation'. They told him,
'Nothing will happen by doing all this'. So the boy
stopped coming here and doing his spiritual practices. He
went back to taking drugs and fell back into depression.
The boy then jumped off the bridge and committed
suicide. Who is responsible for this? Those people who
put such thoughts in the mind of the young boy and
created barriers in his mind towards spirituality are
responsible. We must be alert about this.
"You don't follow me.
In fact, you cannot follow me,
Because I am behind you.
I am behind you to push you forward.
Sri Sri Ravishankar ji.