I am a journalist. Earlier I was very much spiritual and used to go to temple daily. But when I came in journalism line, during my field job, I saw that pujaris are all fake and they do not have any shraddha. Now I don't go to temple to pray. Please give me guidance what to do because when I go to temple all the ill scenes come in front of my eyes.
Going to temples doesn’t make you spiritual. It is just a religious affair. Prayer has nothing to do with the priests and sadhus; it has everything to do with your feelings and emotions. So if you have it then how does it matter even if all sadhus and priests are corrupt! There is no need to go to temples. Temples were schools where people would go to learn the art of praying and the art of life.
Why are you sitting at the crossroad, Mullah?”
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Mullah shouted, “Don’t ask me, ask my donkey!
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