Yes. Recently I have been into this documentary that is based upon Osho's life. You must have all heard about Osho, who is into the spiritual things, and he talks about the word and the way of life. He has his own viewpoints, he has his own techniques that you can implement while living in this particular materialistic life. But after I watch his documentary, the whole perception of him has totally changed. It is like whatever he says in his books is totally different from his personality
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 4:47
Like the documentary title goes, wild Wide Country. It was wild. And the entire thing was just crazy. It was crazy and mind boggling and also, to a great extent, cutting that something like this actually happened. And an Silas, she's still there. And I remember she was part of the documentary. She was speaking in the documentary. So yeah, the entire thing was extremely wild
vaartalap 2694
@vaartalap2694 · 2:59
So it's about the conscious decision, conscious thinking one must have in their personal lives to live their lives according to their own wishes rather than running after these gurus or Babas or whatever
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 3:36
And it's still kind of even when I talk about it, I still feel like I'm shook, because in such a massive scale, he managed to do such a thing. In such a massive scale. That's the thing. I mean, we do hear people claiming to be spiritual leaders. You're turning out to be something entirely different. But he duped so many people all at once
vaartalap 2694
@vaartalap2694 · 2:19
So that is the highest stage where you have lost your faith, where you have lost yourself, where you are running out of your senses. That is not the point. First of all, one should be in their own senses. One should be capable enough of observing, one should be capable enough of knowing what is the reality and what things they are doing. It's about how much you are willing to give yourself. Are you able to give yourself to them?
