Hey everyone. Krishna this side. So yesterday I went to Amaritza and obviously I went to the golden temple. The service there is amazing. The people are awesome. They don't charge you for anything. They're very be helpful. They are not true. They are always talking to you politely and they're always there to help you. So I wanted to ask you guys is that the Holiness of that place that causes this behavior or is it their religion or something like that?
The ethics that they have that they learned will actually make them behave in that way. It's not about which religion you belong to. It's about what kind of belief you have. It's about what you strongly believe or what you have learned. It's all about the implementation. It's not about any religion. I believe. And it's really a good question
Anshi Sharma
@xoxo_2004 · 0:33
I don't think religion necessarily plays a big role. The big role, I think, is the people around us, if you see people around you doing good, like charity or be nice to be definitely getting influenced by them, it might just happen that you two are from the same religion or maybe have similar faith or something. But I think it depends more on people than the religion itself