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Speed Is One Of The Great Curses Of Modern Civilization, Obsession With Speed Leads To Quantitative Approach; We Come To Believe That More Is Better. This Is Very Materialistic, We Have To Realize That It Is The Quality Of Life, Quality Of Relationships, Quality Of Food, Medicine, Education And Everything Else Which Matters.

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

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.

The Old Story Is A Story Of Measurement. And The New Story Is To Bring Measurement And Meaning Together. You Cannot Measure Meaning.

We Have To Shift Our Attitude Of Ownership Of Nature To Relationship With Nature. The Moment You Change From Ownership To Relationship, You Create A Sense Of The Sacred.