Podcast details
Joint family
A satsang talk on the importance of spiritual community and the joint family system.
"There is a problem, and there is no problem. If you think there is a problem, there is a problem. And if you think there is no problem, there is no problem."
"And where there is a joint family, there are no wars."
The speaker addresses a gathering, emphasizing the strength and protection found in coming together as a spiritual and familial unit. He contrasts the ideal of a supportive, multi-generational joint family with modern individualism, arguing that daily spiritual practice, a positive mindset, and dedication to one another are essential for happiness and peace. He uses metaphors like making a fist from separate fingers and laments the loss of traditional values, linking societal fragmentation to manipulated food and technology.
Recording location: Czech Republic, Strilky, Welcome Seminar
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