Well, I was joking a little bit, while in reality I think that it was probably the opposite, ie sahajis made bandhans to stop games. I don't know what other people think about this kind of competitions, but usually people involved are completely out of balance, very aggressive and stressed. In my teens I played in a few tennis tournaments, looking for pure amusement, but it was not amusing at all: girls were so full of aggressivity and having no sense of fun... it sounded more like a battle rather than a game!
Anyway, yesterday we watched the opening of the Olympics and it was very nice. We were amazed by all the special effects and the stadium was huge and full of people. And during the organizers' speech, I thought: "Can you imagine if in place of the organizers, there were sahaja yogis giving realization to all those people?" and I felt my heart becoming lighter. Who knows? maybe one day...
Well, I was joking a little bit, while in reality I think that it was probably the opposite, ie sahajis made bandhans to stop games.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what other people think about this kind of competitions, but usually people involved are completely out of balance, very aggressive and stressed.
In my teens I played in a few tennis tournaments, looking for pure amusement, but it was not amusing at all: girls were so full of aggressivity and having no sense of fun... it sounded more like a battle rather than a game!
Anyway, yesterday we watched the opening of the Olympics and it was very nice. We were amazed by all the special effects and the stadium was huge and full of people.
ReplyDeleteAnd during the organizers' speech, I thought: "Can you imagine if in place of the organizers, there were sahaja yogis giving realization to all those people?" and I felt my heart becoming lighter.
Who knows? maybe one day...