Various topics were discussed in the Youth Religion Parliament held in Ujjain on Friday. Acharya Mithilesh Nandini Sharan Maharaj, patron of Sevagya Sansthanam, said that the youth should develop the understanding of making their life valuable.
While talking to the media, he said that the pressure of making a good life has increased so much today that it has become difficult for the youth to decide their priorities. This thinking has developed among the youth that they have to be successful by any means, but even after achieving success they do not get peace. Therefore, dialogue with the youth is necessary and programs like Dharma Sansad should be organized in future also.
He said that if you have achieved any Siddhi through any illegitimate means, then it does not allow you to become Siddhi. To maintain balance in every situation, first of all we have to maintain our balance. If we want to lift any weight, we have to stabilize ourselves first. If we have to push something away, our feet should be firmly planted on the ground. We can understand this in a very practical way.
He said that there is no difference or conflict between tradition, antiquity and modernity. When we focus on one thing, everything else seems to contradict it. We cannot dislike something until we start liking something else. As soon as we become attached to our likes, our dislikes also start coming to the fore.
Acharya Mithilesh Nandini Sharan Maharaj said that the youth should develop the understanding of making their life valuable by moving beyond the thinking of buying things only by paying the price. It's natural that when we want something we want to be able to pay for it. This is a materialistic outlook, which exists all over the world.
India's vision is that there should be a sense of values in our lives, which should be reflected in our actions, conduct, beliefs and way of life. With this we can become more valuable and beneficial to the world. A person should be built in such a way that he can adapt to the interests of the people. This is the vision of India. Religion does not mean such a development in which the rise of one person becomes the cause of pressure or downfall of another.
He said that the development of one cannot cause pressure on the other. The rise of one should not be caused by the fall of the other. A person should become capable of living by nature rather than by influence. When we talk about youth and development, it should mean a commitment to recognize one's nature and live accordingly.
Acharya Mahamandaleshwar Swami Avadheshanand Giri said that there was a time when Saraswati could not be worshipped. He said that now Geeta will be taught in the schools of Haryana. There was a day when people were uneasy about Vande Mataram. Now a law has been made and all the verses of the song will have to be sung. Events like Youth Parliament of Religions should be organized and organized regularly.