No God to incarnate from heavens : Tarun Sagar

Belief in self is more important than belief in God 

‘You have to step forward for your own sake. No God will incarnate 'from the heavens. So do not Leave your work on God.-To believe in self is more impor tant than to believe in God. Saints are the sea of kindness, so it is up to us that how much we soak up their character in ourselves.’ Munishri Tarun Sagar articulated these words during the religious discourse programme ‘Kadve Pravachan’ going on at Police Ground, Sector-6.

Organisers made a sitting arrangement for 20 to 25 thousand people, but still' a large number of people stood outside the tent for 2 hours to heed the sermon. Munishri bluntly said that he is not afraid of nothing and no one. He pointing out on commando force engaged in his security said that he do not have any sort of threat, as Chhattisgarh Government has privileged him as the 'state guest. He also slammed some 'members of Jain community on some issues. He stated that some of them opposed his views 20.y¢ars ago, but he is not 'bother of such people. He in satiric manner commented thatlwithout a few of villains, the real character of hero could not be
showcased. He made it clear he would 'not work under any pressure he is free and would stick with his principles.

‘Worship the Goddess Lakshmi but do not trust her. whatsoever. She is worth orshipping but not trusting. Whoever busted her was betrayed at the end’ added Munishri. He stated that it is a big delightcfor-him that people hear him, in spite of his harsh words. He urged everyone to remember his words, no matter if they forget him. He said that Bhilai is not inferior to Raipur by any means.
 
‘lt is a sin to forget God while fulfilling the necessities of life. To hang your-self, to consume poison, to give your life away in a railway track are not the only ways to commit sui cide To forget the almighty is as effective way asthese. Remember the God; pray to God, you are the only one to take cared of yourseltl If food is necessary for body, then remembrance of God is certainly the same for soul’ said Munishri. Munishri further mentioned that the iight between son and father, Stepmother and stepdaughter and among neighbours is not an extraordinary thing. He  told that everybody ‘wants to change others; but in fact the need is to change oneself; He 'added that as people could not manage to do so, they tight. He asked everyone to try to see within oneself and change what needs to be changed .