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Every person should fully understand what the preacher is saying from any scripture. As much as it is a sin to commit a crime, it is equally a sin to tolerate a crime. If someone commits a sin by seizing and seizing, and you are not able to make him understand then forcefully make him understand.
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Dean Shankaracharya Math Indore located at Dilip Nagar in Airport area Brahmachari Dr Girishandji Maharaj Said this in his daily sermon on Saturday.
practical non-violence
Maharajshree narrated a picture – A story was being told in a temple. The narrator was a great scholar. A thief used to come there to listen to the story. He heard that the jewels of man are forgiveness and non-violence. It should never be left. The thief was impressed. Started listening to the story every day. The story ended. The learned speaker took his Dakshina and departed to his place. There was a forest on the way. When we got there the thief attacked. Maharaj said, give me whatever you have. Maharaj was very experienced. He had a stick. Expressing his fear, he picked up the stick and jumped on the thief. He said, I’ll give you the money right now. The thief became afraid after seeing the fierce appearance of the king. Stepping back, he said – Maharajji, you had said in the story that one should not abandon non-violence. No one should be hurt. You are ready to kill me. What are you doing against your narrative? Foolish Maharajji said, in the same story I had also said that one who is mean and evil, tyrannical, who does not understand the language of decency, should be brought on the right path by force. God asked Arjuna to fight against the evil ones. You didn’t hear that story and how did you forget it so quickly? The thief had no words left to speak. He turned back realizing the power of Maharajji’s thick stick.
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