Will another revolution really change anything, or are we just changing faces while keeping the same consciousness intact? The article argues that societies often rush toward rebellion because it feels easier than responsibility. We blame systems, governments, and institutions, but the deeper crisis lies in the collective ego that creates them. Without inner education and self-understanding, every revolution risks becoming another cycle of the same story.
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Questioner: Pranam Acharya Ji. My question is regarding a social media page called “Cockroach Janta Party,” and it's gaining so many followers in just two or three days. All the unemployed people are following this page as a revolution against the government. My question is: is this really going to change the system or really going to do something?
Acharya Prashant: I have not done that. So, how can I explain whether or not it's a good thing to do? Had that been the way, I would have been already working on it. But you look fascinated. It's fine.
Getting to the root of the rot is what can address the problem. Reactions hardly succeed. In fact, reactions arise from the same framework that the problem is. Superficiality is the problem. What if the reaction is also superficial? Would the reaction become a solution? Otherwise, it's fine. You can solve all problems creating Insta pages. We do have a big Insta page. Did that solve your problem?
