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We yell about equality at every point of life, education, job, cultural aspects but why not in our Temples?
Why wait 3-5 hours for 2-5 second Darshan?
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The idea to #RestoreFaithInTemples didn't just come out of nowhere, a genuine injustice has taken place. Just think about the massive crowds at major temples, doesn't that make you realize that everything ought to be planned and organized in advance?
What I am asking is a system like any other booking system. I am not even against VIP darshan, but if a commoner would know in advance that a VIP is coming, they wouldn't plan.
A calender would be set for a whole year that who is allowed in temple and who is not.
Now the Reality Check is-
In temples, the VIP/Rich gets a comfortable Darshan, able to click photos with the devine Idol, do ther Pooja Path without disturbance, then take Prasadam with dignity.
Whereas a commoner have to stand for 5 hours in queue just to enter the Garbgrah, and then comes the most horrible part, after hours of faith, comes the discrimination. A common man gets treatment of an Insects, and are allowed to do mere 2-5 seconds darshan and then thrown out by security and the Prasadam is given at them as if someone throw meals at animals.
The Solution - a simple one, a year of practice and everything will be organized perfectly.
Why do we continue allowing millions of people to gather every day when we already know the system cannot manage such crowds safely?
We solved similar challenges in the railways long ago. People reserve their seats before they travel. Why can't temples adopt a similar approach?
A simple digital ticket or token system could regulate daily entry. Devotees could book a specific time slot through an official app or website, without agents, middlemen, or black-market tickets. Everyone would get a fair chance to reserve a one/two hour window for darshan, bhakti, pooja path, confessions etc.
People already spend thousands, and sometimes even lakhs, to visit their place of worship. Reserving a time slot would not diminish their faith. It would make the experience safer, more organized, and more dignified.
This is not about restricting devotion. It is about protecting devotees.
Better crowd management would reduce dangerous overcrowding, prevent stampedes, shorten waiting times, improve security, and allow every visitor to have a more peaceful and meaningful darshan.
But for such a system to succeed, it cannot be the demand of just one person. It has to become the collective voice of ordinary citizens across the country. When people come together and ask for transparent, fair, and technology driven crowd management, institutions are far more likely to adopt lasting reforms.
Faith deserves respect. Devotees deserve safety. In today's world, both can coexist through thoughtful planning and responsible management.
The injustice broke my heart and I almost lost faith in Indian Temples but then my innver voice said, let this injustice not go in vain and I come up with this Idea. If anyone has a good solution of the problem, please share coz I am all ears.
If you want to become a part of this campaign, just come along, spread this like wild fire that when our kids grow older, they do not face the discrimination which we are facing right now.
#RestoreFaithInTemples
Restore Faith In Temples - A Movement
#RestoreFaithInTemples
Contribute to this hashtag so that the word reaches to the supreme leaders of the country.
We cannot wait 4-5 hours in queue for mere 2 seconds darshan anymore and that too full of humiliation
Make Temples Great Again๐ฑ๐๐ป๐ฉ๐ฉ
https://t.co/bN7jzaIvxh
You know how big or rich I want to become -
I wish visit every single Jyotirling, evey famous temple, every sacred place connected with some story of devine in India with my family and freinds, only when there is no harassment in queue or garbhgrah from the contractors, corporators, and ministers of Dharma, where we can meet our God personally without getting ridiculed and losing selt respect, first in queue and then just to see the devine Idol.
Only this much bigger I want to become in life that the temple trust, pujaris, and their goons, let us do Pooja with Astha, Darshan chanting mantras with folded hands, let us take Prashadam with proper rituals.
The people who are their inside the temple the whole day, sitting around the devine Idol thinking that "Bhagwan Unke Baap Ka Hai" but can't stand a commoner for 2 seconds and throw/crush them out just like ants, It is my curse upon them that they will meet the unimaginable fate, die unnatural deaths with a lot of Peeda, and Mahadev will make sure of it.
Gods will crush their ego and attitude, they will become so helpless that they will beg for mercy in the court of Devine.
There are ways of conducting everything in the world, if you can't handle the Astha which you guys call "Bheed", you should be ashamed of yourself for your nonsense work only.
Either I become a VIP like @narendramodi, or Ambani, or I have a solution for this -
The Solution -
Why do we continue allowing millions of people to gather every day when we already know the system cannot manage such crowds safely?
We solved similar challenges in the railways long ago. People reserve their seats before they travel. Why can't temples adopt a similar approach?
A simple digital ticket or token system could regulate daily entry. Devotees could book a specific time slot through an official app or website, without agents, middlemen, or black-market tickets. Everyone would get a fair chance to reserve a one/two hour window for darshan, bhakti, pooja path, confessions etc.
People already spend thousands, and sometimes even lakhs, to visit their place of worship. Reserving a time slot would not diminish their faith. It would make the experience safer, more organized, and more dignified.
This is not about restricting devotion. It is about protecting devotees.
Better crowd management would reduce dangerous overcrowding, prevent stampedes, shorten waiting times, improve security, and allow every visitor to have a more peaceful and meaningful darshan.
But for such a system to succeed, it cannot be the demand of just one person. It has to become the collective voice of ordinary citizens across the country. When people come together and ask for transparent, fair, and technology driven crowd management, institutions are far more likely to adopt lasting reforms.
Faith deserves respect. Devotees deserve safety. In today's world, both can coexist through thoughtful planning and responsible management.
If you want to become a part of this campaign, just come along, spread this like wild fire that till our kids are come of an age, they do not face the discrimination which we are facing.
-Sunny, a commoner who love the Gods but not its Thekedars.
Thanks for reading the full post.๐๐ป
Restore Faith In Temples - A Movement
#RestoreFaithInTemples
Contribute to this hashtag so that the word reaches to the supreme leaders of the country.
We cannot wait 4-5 hours in queue for mere 2 seconds darshan anymore and that too full of humiliation
Make Temples Great Again๐ฑ๐๐ป๐ฉ๐ฉ
https://t.co/bN7jzaIvxh
You know how big or rich I want to become -
I wish visit every single Jyotirling, evey famous temple, every sacred place connected with some story of devine in India with my family and freinds, only when there is no harassment in queue or garbhgrah from the contractors, corporators, and ministers of Dharma, where we can meet our God personally without getting ridiculed and losing selt respect, first in queue and then just to see the devine Idol.
Only this much bigger I want to become in life that the temple trust, pujaris, and their goons, let us do Pooja with Astha, Darshan chanting mantras with folded hands, let us take Prashadam with proper rituals.
The people who are their inside the temple the whole day, sitting around the devine Idol thinking that "Bhagwan Unke Baap Ka Hai" but can't stand a commoner for 2 seconds and throw/crush them out just like ants, It is my curse upon them that they will meet the unimaginable fate, die unnatural deaths with a lot of Peeda, and Mahadev will make sure of it.
Gods will crush their ego and attitude, they will become so helpless that they will beg for mercy in the court of Devine.
There are ways of conducting everything in the world, if you can't handle the Astha which you guys call "Bheed", you should be ashamed of yourself for your nonsense work only.
Either I become a VIP like @narendramodi, or Ambani, or I have a solution for this -
The Solution -
Why do we continue allowing millions of people to gather every day when we already know the system cannot manage such crowds safely?
We solved similar challenges in the railways long ago. People reserve their seats before they travel. Why can't temples adopt a similar approach?
A simple digital ticket or token system could regulate daily entry. Devotees could book a specific time slot through an official app or website, without agents, middlemen, or black-market tickets. Everyone would get a fair chance to reserve a one/two hour window for darshan, bhakti, pooja path, confessions etc.
People already spend thousands, and sometimes even lakhs, to visit their place of worship. Reserving a time slot would not diminish their faith. It would make the experience safer, more organized, and more dignified.
This is not about restricting devotion. It is about protecting devotees.
Better crowd management would reduce dangerous overcrowding, prevent stampedes, shorten waiting times, improve security, and allow every visitor to have a more peaceful and meaningful darshan.
But for such a system to succeed, it cannot be the demand of just one person. It has to become the collective voice of ordinary citizens across the country. When people come together and ask for transparent, fair, and technology driven crowd management, institutions are far more likely to adopt lasting reforms.
Faith deserves respect. Devotees deserve safety. In today's world, both can coexist through thoughtful planning and responsible management.
If you want to become a part of this campaign, just come along, spread this like wild fire that till our kids are come of an age, they do not face the discrimination which we are facing.
-Sunny, a commoner who love the Gods but not its Thekedars.
Thanks for reading the full post.๐๐ป
Restore Faith In Temples - A Movement
#RestoreFaithInTemples
Contribute to this hashtag so that the word reaches to the supreme leaders of the country.
We cannot wait 4-5 hours in queue for mere 2 seconds darshan anymore and that too full of humiliation
Make Temples Great Again๐ฑ๐๐ป๐ฉ๐ฉ
https://t.co/bN7jzaIvxh
You know how big or rich I want to become -
I wish visit every single Jyotirling, evey famous temple, every sacred place connected with some story of devine in India with my family and freinds, only when there is no harassment in queue or garbhgrah from the contractors, corporators, and ministers of Dharma, where we can meet our God personally without getting ridiculed and losing selt respect, first in queue and then just to see the devine Idol.
Only this much bigger I want to become in life that the temple trust, pujaris, and their goons, let us do Pooja with Astha, Darshan chanting mantras with folded hands, let us take Prashadam with proper rituals.
The people who are their inside the temple the whole day, sitting around the devine Idol thinking that "Bhagwan Unke Baap Ka Hai" but can't stand a commoner for 2 seconds and throw/crush them out just like ants, It is my curse upon them that they will meet the unimaginable fate, die unnatural deaths with a lot of Peeda, and Mahadev will make sure of it.
Gods will crush their ego and attitude, they will become so helpless that they will beg for mercy in the court of Devine.
There are ways of conducting everything in the world, if you can't handle the Astha which you guys call "Bheed", you should be ashamed of yourself for your nonsense work only.
Either I become a VIP like @narendramodi, or Ambani, or I have a solution for this -
The Solution -
Why do we continue allowing millions of people to gather every day when we already know the system cannot manage such crowds safely?
We solved similar challenges in the railways long ago. People reserve their seats before they travel. Why can't temples adopt a similar approach?
A simple digital ticket or token system could regulate daily entry. Devotees could book a specific time slot through an official app or website, without agents, middlemen, or black-market tickets. Everyone would get a fair chance to reserve a one/two hour window for darshan, bhakti, pooja path, confessions etc.
People already spend thousands, and sometimes even lakhs, to visit their place of worship. Reserving a time slot would not diminish their faith. It would make the experience safer, more organized, and more dignified.
This is not about restricting devotion. It is about protecting devotees.
Better crowd management would reduce dangerous overcrowding, prevent stampedes, shorten waiting times, improve security, and allow every visitor to have a more peaceful and meaningful darshan.
But for such a system to succeed, it cannot be the demand of just one person. It has to become the collective voice of ordinary citizens across the country. When people come together and ask for transparent, fair, and technology driven crowd management, institutions are far more likely to adopt lasting reforms.
Faith deserves respect. Devotees deserve safety. In today's world, both can coexist through thoughtful planning and responsible management.
If you want to become a part of this campaign, just come along, spread this like wild fire that till our kids are come of an age, they do not face the discrimination which we are facing.
-Sunny, a commoner who love the Gods but not its Thekedars.
Thanks for reading the full post.๐๐ป
@AmitShah @narendramodi Restore Faith In Temples - A Movement
#RestoreFaithInTemples
Contribute to this hashtag so that the word reaches to the supreme leaders of the country.
We cannot wait 4-5 hours in queue for mere 2 seconds darshan anymore๐๐ป
Make Temples Great Again๐ฑ๐๐ป๐ฉ๐ฉ
https://t.co/FV7DOG2rKh
You know how big or rich I want to become -
I wish visit every single Jyotirling, evey famous temple, every sacred place connected with some story of devine in India with my family and freinds, only when there is no harassment in queue or garbhgrah from the contractors, corporators, and ministers of Dharma, where we can meet our God personally without getting ridiculed and losing selt respect, first in queue and then just to see the devine Idol.
Only this much bigger I want to become in life that the temple trust, pujaris, and their goons, let us do Pooja with Astha, Darshan chanting mantras with folded hands, let us take Prashadam with proper rituals.
The people who are their inside the temple the whole day, sitting around the devine Idol thinking that "Bhagwan Unke Baap Ka Hai" but can't stand a commoner for 2 seconds and throw/crush them out just like ants, It is my curse upon them that they will meet the unimaginable fate, die unnatural deaths with a lot of Peeda, and Mahadev will make sure of it.
Gods will crush their ego and attitude, they will become so helpless that they will beg for mercy in the court of Devine.
There are ways of conducting everything in the world, if you can't handle the Astha which you guys call "Bheed", you should be ashamed of yourself for your nonsense work only.
Either I become a VIP like @narendramodi, or Ambani, or I have a solution for this -
The Solution -
Why do we continue allowing millions of people to gather every day when we already know the system cannot manage such crowds safely?
We solved similar challenges in the railways long ago. People reserve their seats before they travel. Why can't temples adopt a similar approach?
A simple digital ticket or token system could regulate daily entry. Devotees could book a specific time slot through an official app or website, without agents, middlemen, or black-market tickets. Everyone would get a fair chance to reserve a one/two hour window for darshan, bhakti, pooja path, confessions etc.
People already spend thousands, and sometimes even lakhs, to visit their place of worship. Reserving a time slot would not diminish their faith. It would make the experience safer, more organized, and more dignified.
This is not about restricting devotion. It is about protecting devotees.
Better crowd management would reduce dangerous overcrowding, prevent stampedes, shorten waiting times, improve security, and allow every visitor to have a more peaceful and meaningful darshan.
But for such a system to succeed, it cannot be the demand of just one person. It has to become the collective voice of ordinary citizens across the country. When people come together and ask for transparent, fair, and technology driven crowd management, institutions are far more likely to adopt lasting reforms.
Faith deserves respect. Devotees deserve safety. In today's world, both can coexist through thoughtful planning and responsible management.
If you want to become a part of this campaign, just come along, spread this like wild fire that till our kids are come of an age, they do not face the discrimination which we are facing.
-Sunny, a commoner who love the Gods but not its Thekedars.
Thanks for reading the full post.๐๐ป
@tathvamasi6 Restore Faith In Temples - A Movement
#RestoreFaithInTemples
Contribute to this hashtag so that the word reaches to the supreme leaders of the country.
We cannot wait 4-5 hours in queue for mere 2 seconds darshan anymore๐๐ป
Make Temples Great Again๐ฑ๐๐ป๐ฉ๐ฉ
https://t.co/FV7DOG2rKh
You know how big or rich I want to become -
I wish visit every single Jyotirling, evey famous temple, every sacred place connected with some story of devine in India with my family and freinds, only when there is no harassment in queue or garbhgrah from the contractors, corporators, and ministers of Dharma, where we can meet our God personally without getting ridiculed and losing selt respect, first in queue and then just to see the devine Idol.
Only this much bigger I want to become in life that the temple trust, pujaris, and their goons, let us do Pooja with Astha, Darshan chanting mantras with folded hands, let us take Prashadam with proper rituals.
The people who are their inside the temple the whole day, sitting around the devine Idol thinking that "Bhagwan Unke Baap Ka Hai" but can't stand a commoner for 2 seconds and throw/crush them out just like ants, It is my curse upon them that they will meet the unimaginable fate, die unnatural deaths with a lot of Peeda, and Mahadev will make sure of it.
Gods will crush their ego and attitude, they will become so helpless that they will beg for mercy in the court of Devine.
There are ways of conducting everything in the world, if you can't handle the Astha which you guys call "Bheed", you should be ashamed of yourself for your nonsense work only.
Either I become a VIP like @narendramodi, or Ambani, or I have a solution for this -
The Solution -
Why do we continue allowing millions of people to gather every day when we already know the system cannot manage such crowds safely?
We solved similar challenges in the railways long ago. People reserve their seats before they travel. Why can't temples adopt a similar approach?
A simple digital ticket or token system could regulate daily entry. Devotees could book a specific time slot through an official app or website, without agents, middlemen, or black-market tickets. Everyone would get a fair chance to reserve a one/two hour window for darshan, bhakti, pooja path, confessions etc.
People already spend thousands, and sometimes even lakhs, to visit their place of worship. Reserving a time slot would not diminish their faith. It would make the experience safer, more organized, and more dignified.
This is not about restricting devotion. It is about protecting devotees.
Better crowd management would reduce dangerous overcrowding, prevent stampedes, shorten waiting times, improve security, and allow every visitor to have a more peaceful and meaningful darshan.
But for such a system to succeed, it cannot be the demand of just one person. It has to become the collective voice of ordinary citizens across the country. When people come together and ask for transparent, fair, and technology driven crowd management, institutions are far more likely to adopt lasting reforms.
Faith deserves respect. Devotees deserve safety. In today's world, both can coexist through thoughtful planning and responsible management.
If you want to become a part of this campaign, just come along, spread this like wild fire that till our kids are come of an age, they do not face the discrimination which we are facing.
-Sunny, a commoner who love the Gods but not its Thekedars.
Thanks for reading the full post.๐๐ป
@NewsAlgebraIND Restore Faith In Temples - A Movement
#RestoreFaithInTemples
Contribute to this hashtag so that the word reaches to the supreme leaders of the country.
We cannot wait 4-5 hours in queue for mere 2 seconds darshan anymore๐๐ป
Make Temples Great Again๐ฑ๐๐ป๐ฉ๐ฉ
https://t.co/FV7DOG2rKh
You know how big or rich I want to become -
I wish visit every single Jyotirling, evey famous temple, every sacred place connected with some story of devine in India with my family and freinds, only when there is no harassment in queue or garbhgrah from the contractors, corporators, and ministers of Dharma, where we can meet our God personally without getting ridiculed and losing selt respect, first in queue and then just to see the devine Idol.
Only this much bigger I want to become in life that the temple trust, pujaris, and their goons, let us do Pooja with Astha, Darshan chanting mantras with folded hands, let us take Prashadam with proper rituals.
The people who are their inside the temple the whole day, sitting around the devine Idol thinking that "Bhagwan Unke Baap Ka Hai" but can't stand a commoner for 2 seconds and throw/crush them out just like ants, It is my curse upon them that they will meet the unimaginable fate, die unnatural deaths with a lot of Peeda, and Mahadev will make sure of it.
Gods will crush their ego and attitude, they will become so helpless that they will beg for mercy in the court of Devine.
There are ways of conducting everything in the world, if you can't handle the Astha which you guys call "Bheed", you should be ashamed of yourself for your nonsense work only.
Either I become a VIP like @narendramodi, or Ambani, or I have a solution for this -
The Solution -
Why do we continue allowing millions of people to gather every day when we already know the system cannot manage such crowds safely?
We solved similar challenges in the railways long ago. People reserve their seats before they travel. Why can't temples adopt a similar approach?
A simple digital ticket or token system could regulate daily entry. Devotees could book a specific time slot through an official app or website, without agents, middlemen, or black-market tickets. Everyone would get a fair chance to reserve a one/two hour window for darshan, bhakti, pooja path, confessions etc.
People already spend thousands, and sometimes even lakhs, to visit their place of worship. Reserving a time slot would not diminish their faith. It would make the experience safer, more organized, and more dignified.
This is not about restricting devotion. It is about protecting devotees.
Better crowd management would reduce dangerous overcrowding, prevent stampedes, shorten waiting times, improve security, and allow every visitor to have a more peaceful and meaningful darshan.
But for such a system to succeed, it cannot be the demand of just one person. It has to become the collective voice of ordinary citizens across the country. When people come together and ask for transparent, fair, and technology driven crowd management, institutions are far more likely to adopt lasting reforms.
Faith deserves respect. Devotees deserve safety. In today's world, both can coexist through thoughtful planning and responsible management.
If you want to become a part of this campaign, just come along, spread this like wild fire that till our kids are come of an age, they do not face the discrimination which we are facing.
-Sunny, a commoner who love the Gods but not its Thekedars.
Thanks for reading the full post.๐๐ป
@pradip103 Restore Faith In Temples - A Movement
#RestoreFaithInTemples
Contribute to this hashtag so that the word reaches to the supreme leaders of the country.
We cannot wait 4-5 hours in queue for mere 2 seconds darshan anymore๐๐ป
Make Temples Great Again๐ฑ๐๐ป๐ฉ๐ฉ
https://t.co/FV7DOG2rKh
You know how big or rich I want to become -
I wish visit every single Jyotirling, evey famous temple, every sacred place connected with some story of devine in India with my family and freinds, only when there is no harassment in queue or garbhgrah from the contractors, corporators, and ministers of Dharma, where we can meet our God personally without getting ridiculed and losing selt respect, first in queue and then just to see the devine Idol.
Only this much bigger I want to become in life that the temple trust, pujaris, and their goons, let us do Pooja with Astha, Darshan chanting mantras with folded hands, let us take Prashadam with proper rituals.
The people who are their inside the temple the whole day, sitting around the devine Idol thinking that "Bhagwan Unke Baap Ka Hai" but can't stand a commoner for 2 seconds and throw/crush them out just like ants, It is my curse upon them that they will meet the unimaginable fate, die unnatural deaths with a lot of Peeda, and Mahadev will make sure of it.
Gods will crush their ego and attitude, they will become so helpless that they will beg for mercy in the court of Devine.
There are ways of conducting everything in the world, if you can't handle the Astha which you guys call "Bheed", you should be ashamed of yourself for your nonsense work only.
Either I become a VIP like @narendramodi, or Ambani, or I have a solution for this -
The Solution -
Why do we continue allowing millions of people to gather every day when we already know the system cannot manage such crowds safely?
We solved similar challenges in the railways long ago. People reserve their seats before they travel. Why can't temples adopt a similar approach?
A simple digital ticket or token system could regulate daily entry. Devotees could book a specific time slot through an official app or website, without agents, middlemen, or black-market tickets. Everyone would get a fair chance to reserve a one/two hour window for darshan, bhakti, pooja path, confessions etc.
People already spend thousands, and sometimes even lakhs, to visit their place of worship. Reserving a time slot would not diminish their faith. It would make the experience safer, more organized, and more dignified.
This is not about restricting devotion. It is about protecting devotees.
Better crowd management would reduce dangerous overcrowding, prevent stampedes, shorten waiting times, improve security, and allow every visitor to have a more peaceful and meaningful darshan.
But for such a system to succeed, it cannot be the demand of just one person. It has to become the collective voice of ordinary citizens across the country. When people come together and ask for transparent, fair, and technology driven crowd management, institutions are far more likely to adopt lasting reforms.
Faith deserves respect. Devotees deserve safety. In today's world, both can coexist through thoughtful planning and responsible management.
If you want to become a part of this campaign, just come along, spread this like wild fire that till our kids are come of an age, they do not face the discrimination which we are facing.
-Sunny, a commoner who love the Gods but not its Thekedars.
Thanks for reading the full post.๐๐ป
@TheBahubali_IND Restore Faith In Temples - A Movement
#RestoreFaithInTemples
Contribute to this hashtag so that the word reaches to the supreme leaders of the country.
We cannot wait 4-5 hours in queue for mere 2 seconds darshan anymore๐๐ป
Make Temples Great Again๐ฑ๐๐ป๐ฉ๐ฉ
https://t.co/FV7DOG2rKh
You know how big or rich I want to become -
I wish visit every single Jyotirling, evey famous temple, every sacred place connected with some story of devine in India with my family and freinds, only when there is no harassment in queue or garbhgrah from the contractors, corporators, and ministers of Dharma, where we can meet our God personally without getting ridiculed and losing selt respect, first in queue and then just to see the devine Idol.
Only this much bigger I want to become in life that the temple trust, pujaris, and their goons, let us do Pooja with Astha, Darshan chanting mantras with folded hands, let us take Prashadam with proper rituals.
The people who are their inside the temple the whole day, sitting around the devine Idol thinking that "Bhagwan Unke Baap Ka Hai" but can't stand a commoner for 2 seconds and throw/crush them out just like ants, It is my curse upon them that they will meet the unimaginable fate, die unnatural deaths with a lot of Peeda, and Mahadev will make sure of it.
Gods will crush their ego and attitude, they will become so helpless that they will beg for mercy in the court of Devine.
There are ways of conducting everything in the world, if you can't handle the Astha which you guys call "Bheed", you should be ashamed of yourself for your nonsense work only.
Either I become a VIP like @narendramodi, or Ambani, or I have a solution for this -
The Solution -
Why do we continue allowing millions of people to gather every day when we already know the system cannot manage such crowds safely?
We solved similar challenges in the railways long ago. People reserve their seats before they travel. Why can't temples adopt a similar approach?
A simple digital ticket or token system could regulate daily entry. Devotees could book a specific time slot through an official app or website, without agents, middlemen, or black-market tickets. Everyone would get a fair chance to reserve a one/two hour window for darshan, bhakti, pooja path, confessions etc.
People already spend thousands, and sometimes even lakhs, to visit their place of worship. Reserving a time slot would not diminish their faith. It would make the experience safer, more organized, and more dignified.
This is not about restricting devotion. It is about protecting devotees.
Better crowd management would reduce dangerous overcrowding, prevent stampedes, shorten waiting times, improve security, and allow every visitor to have a more peaceful and meaningful darshan.
But for such a system to succeed, it cannot be the demand of just one person. It has to become the collective voice of ordinary citizens across the country. When people come together and ask for transparent, fair, and technology driven crowd management, institutions are far more likely to adopt lasting reforms.
Faith deserves respect. Devotees deserve safety. In today's world, both can coexist through thoughtful planning and responsible management.
If you want to become a part of this campaign, just come along, spread this like wild fire that till our kids are come of an age, they do not face the discrimination which we are facing.
-Sunny, a commoner who love the Gods but not its Thekedars.
Thanks for reading the full post.๐๐ป
@MumbaichaDon Restore Faith In Temples - A Movement
#RestoreFaithInTemples
Contribute to this hashtag so that the word reaches to the supreme leaders of the country.
We cannot wait 4-5 hours in queue for mere 2 seconds darshan anymore๐๐ป
Make Temples Great Again๐ฑ๐๐ป๐ฉ๐ฉ
https://t.co/FV7DOG2rKh
You know how big or rich I want to become -
I wish visit every single Jyotirling, evey famous temple, every sacred place connected with some story of devine in India with my family and freinds, only when there is no harassment in queue or garbhgrah from the contractors, corporators, and ministers of Dharma, where we can meet our God personally without getting ridiculed and losing selt respect, first in queue and then just to see the devine Idol.
Only this much bigger I want to become in life that the temple trust, pujaris, and their goons, let us do Pooja with Astha, Darshan chanting mantras with folded hands, let us take Prashadam with proper rituals.
The people who are their inside the temple the whole day, sitting around the devine Idol thinking that "Bhagwan Unke Baap Ka Hai" but can't stand a commoner for 2 seconds and throw/crush them out just like ants, It is my curse upon them that they will meet the unimaginable fate, die unnatural deaths with a lot of Peeda, and Mahadev will make sure of it.
Gods will crush their ego and attitude, they will become so helpless that they will beg for mercy in the court of Devine.
There are ways of conducting everything in the world, if you can't handle the Astha which you guys call "Bheed", you should be ashamed of yourself for your nonsense work only.
Either I become a VIP like @narendramodi, or Ambani, or I have a solution for this -
The Solution -
Why do we continue allowing millions of people to gather every day when we already know the system cannot manage such crowds safely?
We solved similar challenges in the railways long ago. People reserve their seats before they travel. Why can't temples adopt a similar approach?
A simple digital ticket or token system could regulate daily entry. Devotees could book a specific time slot through an official app or website, without agents, middlemen, or black-market tickets. Everyone would get a fair chance to reserve a one/two hour window for darshan, bhakti, pooja path, confessions etc.
People already spend thousands, and sometimes even lakhs, to visit their place of worship. Reserving a time slot would not diminish their faith. It would make the experience safer, more organized, and more dignified.
This is not about restricting devotion. It is about protecting devotees.
Better crowd management would reduce dangerous overcrowding, prevent stampedes, shorten waiting times, improve security, and allow every visitor to have a more peaceful and meaningful darshan.
But for such a system to succeed, it cannot be the demand of just one person. It has to become the collective voice of ordinary citizens across the country. When people come together and ask for transparent, fair, and technology driven crowd management, institutions are far more likely to adopt lasting reforms.
Faith deserves respect. Devotees deserve safety. In today's world, both can coexist through thoughtful planning and responsible management.
If you want to become a part of this campaign, just come along, spread this like wild fire that till our kids are come of an age, they do not face the discrimination which we are facing.
-Sunny, a commoner who love the Gods but not its Thekedars.
Thanks for reading the full post.๐๐ป
@sanghaviharsh Restore Faith In Temples - A Movement
#RestoreFaithInTemples
Contribute to this hashtag so that the word reaches to the supreme leaders of the country.
We cannot wait 4-5 hours in queue for mere 2 seconds darshan anymore๐๐ป
Make Temples Great Again๐ฑ๐๐ป๐ฉ๐ฉ
https://t.co/FV7DOG2rKh
You know how big or rich I want to become -
I wish visit every single Jyotirling, evey famous temple, every sacred place connected with some story of devine in India with my family and freinds, only when there is no harassment in queue or garbhgrah from the contractors, corporators, and ministers of Dharma, where we can meet our God personally without getting ridiculed and losing selt respect, first in queue and then just to see the devine Idol.
Only this much bigger I want to become in life that the temple trust, pujaris, and their goons, let us do Pooja with Astha, Darshan chanting mantras with folded hands, let us take Prashadam with proper rituals.
The people who are their inside the temple the whole day, sitting around the devine Idol thinking that "Bhagwan Unke Baap Ka Hai" but can't stand a commoner for 2 seconds and throw/crush them out just like ants, It is my curse upon them that they will meet the unimaginable fate, die unnatural deaths with a lot of Peeda, and Mahadev will make sure of it.
Gods will crush their ego and attitude, they will become so helpless that they will beg for mercy in the court of Devine.
There are ways of conducting everything in the world, if you can't handle the Astha which you guys call "Bheed", you should be ashamed of yourself for your nonsense work only.
Either I become a VIP like @narendramodi, or Ambani, or I have a solution for this -
The Solution -
Why do we continue allowing millions of people to gather every day when we already know the system cannot manage such crowds safely?
We solved similar challenges in the railways long ago. People reserve their seats before they travel. Why can't temples adopt a similar approach?
A simple digital ticket or token system could regulate daily entry. Devotees could book a specific time slot through an official app or website, without agents, middlemen, or black-market tickets. Everyone would get a fair chance to reserve a one/two hour window for darshan, bhakti, pooja path, confessions etc.
People already spend thousands, and sometimes even lakhs, to visit their place of worship. Reserving a time slot would not diminish their faith. It would make the experience safer, more organized, and more dignified.
This is not about restricting devotion. It is about protecting devotees.
Better crowd management would reduce dangerous overcrowding, prevent stampedes, shorten waiting times, improve security, and allow every visitor to have a more peaceful and meaningful darshan.
But for such a system to succeed, it cannot be the demand of just one person. It has to become the collective voice of ordinary citizens across the country. When people come together and ask for transparent, fair, and technology driven crowd management, institutions are far more likely to adopt lasting reforms.
Faith deserves respect. Devotees deserve safety. In today's world, both can coexist through thoughtful planning and responsible management.
If you want to become a part of this campaign, just come along, spread this like wild fire that till our kids are come of an age, they do not face the discrimination which we are facing.
-Sunny, a commoner who love the Gods but not its Thekedars.
Thanks for reading the full post.๐๐ป
@Voiceofhindus Restore Faith in Temples - A Movement๐๐ป
#RestoreFaithInTemples
https://t.co/FV7DOG2rKh
You know how big or rich I want to become -
I wish visit every single Jyotirling, evey famous temple, every sacred place connected with some story of devine in India with my family and freinds, only when there is no harassment in queue or garbhgrah from the contractors, corporators, and ministers of Dharma, where we can meet our God personally without getting ridiculed and losing selt respect, first in queue and then just to see the devine Idol.
Only this much bigger I want to become in life that the temple trust, pujaris, and their goons, let us do Pooja with Astha, Darshan chanting mantras with folded hands, let us take Prashadam with proper rituals.
The people who are their inside the temple the whole day, sitting around the devine Idol thinking that "Bhagwan Unke Baap Ka Hai" but can't stand a commoner for 2 seconds and throw/crush them out just like ants, It is my curse upon them that they will meet the unimaginable fate, die unnatural deaths with a lot of Peeda, and Mahadev will make sure of it.
Gods will crush their ego and attitude, they will become so helpless that they will beg for mercy in the court of Devine.
There are ways of conducting everything in the world, if you can't handle the Astha which you guys call "Bheed", you should be ashamed of yourself for your nonsense work only.
Either I become a VIP like @narendramodi, or Ambani, or I have a solution for this -
The Solution -
Why do we continue allowing millions of people to gather every day when we already know the system cannot manage such crowds safely?
We solved similar challenges in the railways long ago. People reserve their seats before they travel. Why can't temples adopt a similar approach?
A simple digital ticket or token system could regulate daily entry. Devotees could book a specific time slot through an official app or website, without agents, middlemen, or black-market tickets. Everyone would get a fair chance to reserve a one/two hour window for darshan, bhakti, pooja path, confessions etc.
People already spend thousands, and sometimes even lakhs, to visit their place of worship. Reserving a time slot would not diminish their faith. It would make the experience safer, more organized, and more dignified.
This is not about restricting devotion. It is about protecting devotees.
Better crowd management would reduce dangerous overcrowding, prevent stampedes, shorten waiting times, improve security, and allow every visitor to have a more peaceful and meaningful darshan.
But for such a system to succeed, it cannot be the demand of just one person. It has to become the collective voice of ordinary citizens across the country. When people come together and ask for transparent, fair, and technology driven crowd management, institutions are far more likely to adopt lasting reforms.
Faith deserves respect. Devotees deserve safety. In today's world, both can coexist through thoughtful planning and responsible management.
If you want to become a part of this campaign, just come along, spread this like wild fire that till our kids are come of an age, they do not face the discrimination which we are facing.
-Sunny, a commoner who love the Gods but not its Thekedars.
Thanks for reading the full post.๐๐ป
@RanvirShorey Restore Faith in Temples - A Movement๐๐ป
#RestoreFaithInTemples
https://t.co/FV7DOG1TUJ
You know how big or rich I want to become -
I wish visit every single Jyotirling, evey famous temple, every sacred place connected with some story of devine in India with my family and freinds, only when there is no harassment in queue or garbhgrah from the contractors, corporators, and ministers of Dharma, where we can meet our God personally without getting ridiculed and losing selt respect, first in queue and then just to see the devine Idol.
Only this much bigger I want to become in life that the temple trust, pujaris, and their goons, let us do Pooja with Astha, Darshan chanting mantras with folded hands, let us take Prashadam with proper rituals.
The people who are their inside the temple the whole day, sitting around the devine Idol thinking that "Bhagwan Unke Baap Ka Hai" but can't stand a commoner for 2 seconds and throw/crush them out just like ants, It is my curse upon them that they will meet the unimaginable fate, die unnatural deaths with a lot of Peeda, and Mahadev will make sure of it.
Gods will crush their ego and attitude, they will become so helpless that they will beg for mercy in the court of Devine.
There are ways of conducting everything in the world, if you can't handle the Astha which you guys call "Bheed", you should be ashamed of yourself for your nonsense work only.
Either I become a VIP like @narendramodi, or Ambani, or I have a solution for this -
The Solution -
Why do we continue allowing millions of people to gather every day when we already know the system cannot manage such crowds safely?
We solved similar challenges in the railways long ago. People reserve their seats before they travel. Why can't temples adopt a similar approach?
A simple digital ticket or token system could regulate daily entry. Devotees could book a specific time slot through an official app or website, without agents, middlemen, or black-market tickets. Everyone would get a fair chance to reserve a one/two hour window for darshan, bhakti, pooja path, confessions etc.
People already spend thousands, and sometimes even lakhs, to visit their place of worship. Reserving a time slot would not diminish their faith. It would make the experience safer, more organized, and more dignified.
This is not about restricting devotion. It is about protecting devotees.
Better crowd management would reduce dangerous overcrowding, prevent stampedes, shorten waiting times, improve security, and allow every visitor to have a more peaceful and meaningful darshan.
But for such a system to succeed, it cannot be the demand of just one person. It has to become the collective voice of ordinary citizens across the country. When people come together and ask for transparent, fair, and technology driven crowd management, institutions are far more likely to adopt lasting reforms.
Faith deserves respect. Devotees deserve safety. In today's world, both can coexist through thoughtful planning and responsible management.
If you want to become a part of this campaign, just come along, spread this like wild fire that till our kids are come of an age, they do not face the discrimination which we are facing.
-Sunny, a commoner who love the Gods but not its Thekedars.
Thanks for reading the full post.๐๐ป
@Prahlad_2102 Please spread the idea, this is the need of the hour, imagine standing in queue for 6 hours and VIPs go immediately. However you like, just be a part of this movement.
#RestoreFaithInTemples
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