All The Big Problems Of The World

So, At The Age Of Nine, I Became A Monk, And From Then On I Was There Practicing That Kind Of Nonviolence.

People Are Increasingly Becoming Disappointed And Disillusioned With Politics And Business, And Especially With The Market Economy. They Are Meeting The Physical Needs Of Human Beings, Maybe. They Are Providing Food. But Not Good And Healthy Food.

It Became Extremely Important That We Go And See The Four Heads Of The Governments, And The Message Was Delivered, With The Tea Packets, To All These Heads.

We Depend On The Gifts Of Nature, But These Gifts Must Be Received With Gratitude And Not Exploited Or Abused

That Was My Childhood. I Grew Up With The Monks, Studying Sanskrit And Meditating For Hours In The Morning And Hours In The Evening, And Going Once A Day To Beg For Food.