Mohan Bhagwat: No conversion, we teach the right way of life: Mohan Bhagwat

Bilaspur: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat’s statement on Hinduism and conversion is currently under discussion. He explained to the audience that Hinduism teaches one to behave well without changing one’s method of worship, region or language. At the same time, he said, “We have to work together for the creation of Vishwaguru Bharat.”

He was speaking at an event held in Chhattisgarh. Mohan Bhagwat was speaking at ‘Ghosh Shibira’ in Madku area of ​​Mungeli district on Friday. Ghosh Shibir was organized on Madku Island in Shivnath river from 16th to 19th November.

‘Who are we, we are the descendants of sages and sages who know the truth of the world, we are the people who consider the whole world as our family. This is the truth we want to present to the whole world through our dealings. We will travel around the country and abroad again, all over the world … and by then, if we can reach the moon on Tuesday with the help of science, we will go there too … ‘, he said, emphasizing on the propagation of Hinduism.

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It is a religion that restores the balance of lost behavior, which teaches proper dealings with the environment. Which teaches to live together even after diversity of creed, caste, birth, country, language etc. One who teaches a person to behave well without changing the method of worship, province or language. The religion that people call ‘Hinduism’, which considers everyone as its own, does not consider anyone as a stranger, wants to spread it to the whole world. We don’t want to convert … we want to teach this method … this method is not a method of worship but a way of living. He tried to explain the greatness of Hinduism by saying that he was born in India to spread this religion to the whole world.

The world tries to suppress only those who are weak. Swami Vivekananda used to say that weakness is a sin. Being strong means being organized. A single person can never be powerful. In Kali Yuga, unification was considered to be the only force. “We all carry on, we don’t need to change anyone,” he said.

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