Podcast details
Question of our age: the water
A spiritual discourse on environmental destruction and the age of distraction.
"When the asurī śakti comes into power, then distraction begins: wars, earthquakes, floods, droughts."
"When the last tree will be chopped off and the last fish will die, you will realize that you can't eat the money."
The speaker delivers a urgent warning about humanity's path, describing an era dominated by destructive forces (asurī śakti). He critiques modern "development" as planetary pollution and destruction, highlighting the looming crisis over water. He argues that protecting trees and water sources is now a more pressing duty than preaching about God, citing a recent conference remark about pollution from highways and road salt.
Recording location: Hungary, Vep, Summer Workshop
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