Mohan Bhagwat said in London, - It has to be kept in mind these (Diversities) are decorations of life and essential elements of "unity of existence".
"One has become many, therefore many are respected..," he emphasised.
"Diversities are natural, we have to accept them, we have to respect them," RSS chief said. Drawing a philosophical stance, he said - "We are one. All are one; on this basis we deal with everything".
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| RSS chief Bhagwat in London |
Bhagwat also went onto say -- "If I say, I need this. He needs this.. ten (ideal condition would be - blogger); we both should get this".
Bhagwat also said that the concept “Hindu” encompasses diverse schools of thought and it encompasses diversity.
"When we say Hindu, it is not a religion, it is not a worship. There may be Hindu religions...
From Bharat Varsha, every kind of thought came out. From atheists to polytheists. But they all say, we have our say, but you have your say, you are also right.
"I tread my path; I will reach the same goal. You also come through your path, and you will reach the same goal.
We need not convert each other,” he said.
He also underlined -- "We don't have to conquer nature; we are part of the nature and when we are part of nature; our progress must "add to the progress of nature".
The programme is part of RSS Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat’s three-city centenary outreach, which has taken him from New York to Toronto and now London.
Bhagwat arrived in London on September 2 for the final leg of his visit to the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.
The London engagement seeks to share the RSS’s experience of selfless service and social harmony, along with its civilisational vision of “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam”, or “the world is one family”.
Founded in 1925 on Hindu civilisational and cultural roots in India, the RSS is marking its centenary this year with an expanding programme of overseas engagements. As part of the centenary celebrations, the organisation has identified
five priorities aimed at benefiting wider society:
social harmony,
strengthening family values,
environmental responsibility,
self-reliance and civic responsibility.
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| Bhagwat visited Gurudwara in London |
He said - "Hindus have to give a balanced view". "Whatever is happening in the world, the thought process behind it is sort of incomplete....if we give individualism some weight the society has to be kept away".
If we say Socialism than individual right is affected. Hence he stressed - "Society and Individual can progress together".
"They can add to each other's progress," he said adding, the humanity progresses with the progress of the Nature.
Artha and Kaam -- they together in Hindu Dharma and can attain 'liberation'.
"They are not contrary to Moksh".
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