There's a small secret here. It's not that we do not understand that we are being fooled. We choose to be fooled. When that fellow comes to you and professes his or her love it's not that you do not know that it's not love. It's just that you find it to be a convenient, comfortable bargain. Like masks greeting each other. Truth should be the simplest, easiest, nearest thing.
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Questioner: Acharya Ji, the musical concert FOMO has been off the roof. Coldplay, one of the American bands, is performing in India. People are going crazy, spending tens of thousand and there's a lot of opportunity cost as well. But they justify all of this by saying that we are spreading the message of love and unity. There are temple visits, there are spiritual appearances. And all my friends are convinced that they have picked a wholesome bucket list. I can see this trend everywhere. Like actors, politicians have been doing it since Mahatma's time that they're using a spiritual filter on them to attract people like us.
On the other hand, I've been attending your Gita sessions. I've heard you saying a lot of time that attending and thoroughly listening to Gita and other wisdom literature is the only way to truly spread love and unity. I've seen that transformation in a few of the Gita sessions. But when I see my exam results, when I see my attendance, the performance looks poor.
So my question is whether I on this side and my friends on that side are a mirror image of each other. Like what is the right act of love? What they're trying to say is that we're spreading the message of Love. So what is the right act of love?
