The philosophy conveying the message of rendering selfless service to fellow human beings amounts to offering prayers and worshipping God is being shared by spiritually oriented public speakers with their captive audiences in congregations comprising mostly elderly citizens, women often outnumbering men. Even as their presence in the land’s population, currently exceeding 135 crore, is a miniscule fraction, there are self-propelled groups and voluntary organisations in all regions of the country, including Mysuru, egging on people to imbibe virtues prompting acts in accordance with the aforementioned philosophy, to whatever extent of shaping the society’s righteous path in life. Satsang being the familiar expression for such congregations, if sections of the land’s diaspora in their impressionable age range are drawn into the proceedings, one may as well expect faster and wider spread of the philosophy, raising hopes of the youth keeping away from and be wary of the country’s politicos calling the shots with money power, muscle power, not to forget their power of power.
The air is abuzz with money matters figuring prominently in the media informing the land’s masses about the newly emerging crorepathies whose profile is an open book, thanks to the vigilant arm of the government exposing their alleged unethical means of amassing wealth in astronomical proportions.
