Si piensas que cuando un hombre ve o le hace algún comentario a una mujer es "inocente" y es "biológico", ¿por qué te enojas si se lo hacen a tu hermana, a tu mamá, a tu esposa o a tu hija?
This man, Amar Bharati, made a life-altering decision over four decades ago when he chose to become a Sadhu, an Indian monk, in pursuit of a spiritual life free from material desires and unholy activities. Prior to this transformation, he led a modest life as a bank employee, with a wife and three children. However, one day, he had a profound realization that compelled him to leave behind his family, job, and friends and embark on a path dedicated to the worship of Shiva, a Hindu deity.
As the years passed, Amar Bharati felt that he was still too attached to worldly comforts and sought to make a more significant sacrifice to demonstrate his unwavering devotion to Shiva. In a remarkable display of faith and appreciation, he decided to raise his arm and keep it elevated for the remainder of his life, a practice he has maintained for an impressive 45 years.
His extraordinary act of devotion garnered widespread attention, inspiring thousands of people around the world. In a rare interview, when asked about the reason behind holding his arm up, he humbly expressed his desire for peace among all Indians and people globally. He yearned for an end to conflicts, hatred, and enmity, envisioning a world where everyone could live together in harmony.