It will blow your MIND విని ఎంజాయ్ చేయండి 🔥 exclusive rapid fire with 𝐌𝐚𝐝𝐚𝐧 𝐆𝐮𝐩𝐭𝐚 🔥Kanth’Risa

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Brief Summary

This video features a rapid-fire question and answer session with Madan Gupta, covering a wide range of topics from spirituality and religion to politics and personal philosophy. Key points include defining the self, exploring the equality of religions, understanding desire, and discussing success. The conversation touches on figures like Akbar, Mahatma Gandhi, Buddha, and Ramana Maharshi, as well as contemporary political figures like Modi. The session concludes with reflections on life, art, and the importance of discretion and knowledge.

  • Spirituality and Self-discovery
  • Religion and Equality
  • Desire and its Impact
  • Success as a Process
  • Discretion and Knowledge

Introduction and Initial Questions

The session starts with a playful experiment where Madan Gupta is asked a series of rapid-fire questions. These questions range from the philosophical, such as "Who are you?" and "Who am I?", to the historical, like "Who is the next Akbar?". The initial focus is on self-discovery and spirituality, with Gupta emphasizing that the self is purely personal and inner.

Religion and Maya

The discussion shifts to religion, questioning the equality of all religions and thoughts. Gupta touches on the qualities of God and Allah, then introduces the concept of Maya, describing it as the illusion that we are falling or that the world will change because of us. He uses the analogy of everyone liking ice cream to explain religious propaganda, suggesting that forcing everyone to adhere to one belief is like insisting everyone eat only ice cream.

Change, Desire, and Success

The conversation explores how change happens, asserting that it must come from within us. Gupta discusses the role of money and desire, stating that desire is inherent to the world. He references Buddha's teachings on studying desire and Ramana Maharshi's teachings on self-inquiry ("Who am I?"). Success is defined as achieving a set parameter, with satisfaction at every step being crucial for true success.

Bonds, Altruism, and Discretion

Gupta distinguishes between bonds that can be broken (liberation) and those that cannot. He emphasizes working for the welfare of the universe rather than for personal gain. Discretion is highlighted as essential, with the benefits of any action needing careful consideration before it is undertaken.

Good vs. Bad and the Nature of Paramatma

The discussion addresses the subjective nature of good and bad, noting that conflict arises from differing opinions on what is good or bad for whom. Gupta introduces the concept of Paramatma (God), stating that the Paramatma is one, though it can be given different names.

Life, Leadership, and Worldview

Life is simply defined as life, with a warning against comparing oneself to others. Gupta expresses admiration for Modi as a leader. He describes the world as a beautiful creation of God, emphasizing that everyone is a creator and therefore a part of God.

Buddha, Ambedkar, and Pests of India

The conversation touches on the combination of Buddha and Ambedkar, explaining that Ambedkar embraced Buddhism to maintain respect and love for India. Gupta identifies Nehru-Gandhi as the biggest "pest" of India after independence.

Gandhi, Sanatana Dharma, and Religious Conversions

Gupta reflects on Gandhi's image on currency notes and the misuse of his name in corruption cases. Sanatana Dharma is described as a way of life. Religious conversions are likened to brainwashing someone into preferring noodles over ice cream.

Gurus, God, and Book Recommendations

Gupta describes the world as a beautiful flower garden with colorful flowers and thorns. He states that his guru is God and recommends reading the Mahabharata and Bhagavatam for understanding the human mind.

Meditation, Modi, and Movies

Meditation is defined as being without anything. Gupta describes Modi as a time-consuming matter. He shares a humorous technique for forgetting movies, involving a thigh belt and windscreen.

Conclusion and Song

The session concludes with a song and expressions of gratitude. Gupta emphasizes the importance of sharing and lifelong family connections.

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Full transcript of “It will blow your MIND విని ఎంజాయ్ చేయండి 🔥 exclusive rapid fire with 𝐌𝐚𝐝𝐚𝐧 𝐆𝐮𝐩𝐭𝐚 🔥Kanth’Risa ”. Click a timestamp to open the video at that moment. Need another video? Use the YouTube transcript generator.

0:00 Oh, now let me give you a little experiment. This is my favorite subject. Every human being has a mind. There are questions in that mind . Maybe some people don't have a mind, that's different, so we all ask each other a question . Okay, you've got a one-line answer . Do you think I am omniscient? Otherwise, that is not the intention. You can say yes, you can say no. Let's sponsor it for fun. So first, will you start? Start, you, I, she, there are questions related to various subjects. These two of us have these questions for you, exclusive to you. That's him. Why are

0:49 you here? Let's start. Okay, who are you? Okay, who am I? Same answer, same answer, that's it. Okay, who am I? That's spirituality. It is your purely personal self. It is your inner self. That's why it is your purely personal. Okay, sir. That's the story of meditation. Who is the next Akbar? You can say whatever you want, it's true. I made a 30-minute video about this. Who is Akbar? He is

1:35 a looter who came to loot this country. This should be said in one sentence. What does a human being really want? I need to ask myself, "Are all religions equal?" Which religions are not equal? Which religions are not equal? Because when we say all religions, all thoughts are the same. Okay, so everyone is making crazy noises. That's why I asked, "Are all religions equal?" Now Mahatma Gandhi is singing, " Ishwara Allah Terunam?" It's not that, sir. It's that. You are the

2:23 original song. God has different qualities. Allah has different qualities. God has different qualities. Now he should ask quickly. Maya means Maya means, " Here we are sitting here thinking that we are falling down. Thinking that we are falling down. Thinking that the world will change because of me is the same. We are something. I am doing it, you are not asking, she asked, my, now I am Maya, this is what I follow, if you tell me what religion is, the girl will hunt for it, just one second, you will hear that mile, Mythili,

3:13 Shankara, Adi Shankara, Brahma, Satyam, Jaganmidya, so this whole world is ours, there is something true, that is, Brahma is the only one, right, what do they say about religions, do you have something that you like, that means any food, food, something that says something, ice cream, think ice cream, you are all ice cream, then if he eats noodles, we will get angry, religious propaganda means that everyone eats ice cream, if the ice cream is so tasty, you will eat noodles, do you

4:02 understand now, do you understand what religion is, you like it, you liked it, so if that next next Pappa film is made, will you act in it, Emma Pappa is going to make the next film? Do you agree with that? Now I occasionally see a title like " Writer, Director, Producer, Oh, and something else, So and So So So So, Last, if I act, I should also write "I am the audience." What really destroys a person is the ego of "I" in society.

4:50 How does change actually happen in this society? Change does not come from society, change must come from within us. Okay, change starts with us. Do you need money? What is that money for? Money is for what? Hum, what are you working for? Yes, you are working for what? It is necessary, so you said that it is necessary. So, to what extent is it necessary for any person? The question you should ask is, how much is

5:35 money necessary? How much is money necessary? Yes, how much is it necessary? Ask. Desire can mean anything. You are asking me. That is also a desire. We are sitting here recording something. This is also a desire. Everything is a desire. There is no world without desire. However, there are two things that hurt and those that do not hurt. They are different. It is up to each person to decide. Desire and hope. Without these, there is no world.

6:21 That is why Buddha asked us to study desire. But because there is desire, the world exists. I have said a few words about Ramana Maharshi, "Who am I?" and "If music disappears, demons will be created." Success depends on what you take. You define it, anyone can be successful based on what they take. You think success is in your eyes. I think everything I do is a success. Success means that if you decide on

7:09 a parameter and reach it, you consider it a success. Everything that happens on the path towards that parameter is a success for me. Okay, nice. Do you understand that success is a process? Here, success means satisfaction for you. You are somewhere. You have traveled this whole journey without satisfaction and after going there, you want satisfaction. Everything you do should be done with satisfaction. Every step you take, every step you take towards your success, every step you take for your victory should give you satisfaction. That is

7:55 true success. If God is God, you have to speak loudly. If God is what is God, you have become the answer. Aham Brahmasmi, now I can't even pull my hair out. Do you know how he called me an old man? He said, "I missed the word 'God' and became God." Well, when you look at these ashrams, you think they are big samsaras. This is one of the best answers. There are two types of bonds. Bonds that can be broken. Bonds that cannot be broken. Bonds that tie your mind. Bonds are

8:45 very simple. Whatever ties your mind to it. If you can break it, that is liberation. Liberation. If you are liberated, then salvation is liberation. That is liberation. That is what you are doing all this for. It is not for your stomach. It is for my own sake. For my own country. For my own race. For my own children. That is not my own. Didn't you just say that this is not my own? And this is this. This is

9:30 my universal self. This is not my own. I am working for altruism. This body is this body. I am working for altruism. Not for myself. If you want to do this work, I have to do it for myself. I know other professions. I am doing it for the welfare of the universe. I am doing it for you, like my children tomorrow. I want you to know that the generation that will run this country in the future is yours. We are doing it.

10:16 A word about the Brahmakumari organization: If not for the big samsara, then the samsara without future generations is the work we do, that is, how we choose the work we want to do. Amma, discretion is always very important. You should first determine the benefits of the work you do before deciding on it.

11:02 Imagine that you have decided to do a bad deed and practice a bad deed for the sake of a good deed. Therefore, since it is bad, what you do must be something you do with certainty. Is there good or bad? In whose eyes is it good or bad? How is it? What is good is the same as the same. If there were no such thing as good or bad, there would be no real conflict in this world. There would be no conflict. Who is deciding what is good or bad for whom? They decide for themselves. That's why lawyers live in court. I

11:48 mean, you think this is good, I think this is bad, who is to decide? Who is making the decision? The courts are living up to that. Or is it possible that a religious leader is deciding and someone is acting as an intermediary? Can you think that the context is also deciding, that is, if a person is killed in the army at the border, patriotism is killing someone unjustly to rob them, that is wrong. Now that is what it says, not you, right? You decide what is good and bad here. Yes, the context is so that you have asked a question, the answer I gave to that is discretion. That is discretion. Good and bad are also your discretion. Knowledge is the most important. Wisdom. Discretion. What is good and what is bad. As

12:40 you said, in one place it is good and in another place it is bad. Yes, true. Correct. Next question. That Paramatma means the Paramatma. This whole world is His. Paramatma means God. The Paramatma is one. You can give it any name. That means two are the same. You can give it any name. That Paramatma is another one. Another one said Parabrahma. Another one said Ishwar. Another one said Vishnu. You are right. I understand. What is life, sir? Life is life. Life is life. Are you really living

13:29 life? Some people say that this is the question you are asking now. Answer everything in one line. This is what living is. If we elaborate a little, are we living our life? The neighbor's house has a property of one crore rupees. I have one lakh rupees. If I don't get a crore rupees, should I be like the neighbor? This is not your life. Life is about inviting other people. You are showing someone else's life. Now, which of our Indian leaders do you like? Absolutely love Modi. Okay, who can tell me why?

14:14 Now do you want to do another episode of it ? Yes, let's do it, let 's do it, let's do it again, let's do it, okay, how do you see the world? The world is a beautiful world to me. The world was created by God. It should always be beautiful and happy. God created this world. Who is calling you and me God? I said the same thing. You are also the creator. When you are a part of this creation, you are God. You are creating something. I am creating something.

14:59 You are right. You are a good artist. You made a picture. Is n't that your creation? Yes, why are you thinking about it? Yes, it is your creation. It is your creation. Okay, so what does he mean? It is his creation. Correct. All this is someone else's creation . That's what it says, you created all this, that is, everyone is doing all this together, oh don't get confused here, now I mean a little bit, how do you call this book a book? If there are

15:51 many papers, letters, this and its bound, then it is called a book. What do you call

16:38 a guard? All these things are together, right? There, everything in this universe is together. If you think that this book is the Supreme God, the Supreme God, this page, the soul, this book, the Supreme God, the page, the book is not separate, but a part of the page, isn't it? He is God. Next, you Sir, they know him and they ask me here too, what is the combination of Buddha and Ambedkar, why did they combine him illegally?

17:26 No, no, I know this is a very big subject. He has that Hindu religion because of the same people. I will also tell you who those people are. Because of Congress, he lost twice. He thought that Congress is different from Hindu religion. He left Hindu religion. He left Hindu religion. But why did he accept Buddhism instead of becoming a Christian or a Muslim? That is, he wrote that if he went into foreign religions, the respect and love for this country would be lost. He

18:12 himself accepted Buddhism because of these things. Oh, he said, one answer is okay. Write it. Okay. We are in a rapid fire format. Now, if you want to give a one-line answer to it, don't write 10 lines. Let's talk about it later. But this one concept is like that, but he took care of all these things, didn't he come and grow up, who taught him the education, who gave him the name Ambedkar, maybe the queen didn't let him go to school, maybe someone else didn't let him go to school, where did he study, how did

18:57 he go abroad, the Brahmin who sent him to foreigners, the king, the king, the king, that's why he endured untouchability, they say, and that's why he left. If he left, he should have left immediately after returning from Cambridge. When did he embrace Buddhism? At the end of his life, why did Congress defeat him twice? In Maharashtra, then Congress was not a separate Hindu party, but a separate Hindu party. Then it was a party, meaning that all Hindus were represented by Congress. Congress defeated Congress, meaning that Hindus

19:43 defeated Congress. This is a good analysis next, who are the pests that have infected our India in your opinion, when did you know it? Since when? There have been many since we got independence. After independence, the first pest was the first pest, the biggest pest was Nehru Gandhi. Tell me. Okay, now let's take names. Why did you ask who the pest is? A pest asked a pest. Pests. You asked a pest. The pest said.

20:30 Last round of questions. Okay, I will ask you about this. Why did you put Gandhi's picture on that mouth? On the note? On the money? On the note? I mean, the other day, a judge found 15 crores in the judge's house. 15 15 crores, 15 crores, it will burn. The other day, it was burning. Then the fireman said something. They said, " What did you call Gandhi? Gandhi is

21:16 burning. That means Gandhi means respect. So, misuse it. Probably, why is Gandhi smiling? Don't tell anyone that there is a concept. Gandhi is burning. How many corruption cases, how much injustice? Tell that. On Gandhi's note, okay. Next quick. Quick. Quick. Sanatana Dharma means. I talked for an hour. Tell me in one line. That's the way of life. Then what is your idea of the character Chhatrapati Shivaji? What is it? An

22:02 icon for India? An icon. Okay. I've become that same conversion. These religious conversions. Comments about them. What is it? He likes ice cream. You don't like ice cream. You brainwash him that noodles are good. So why is it good? 100 ways. I said, finally I left the ice and came to the noodles. Last question, what do you think after seeing all this? What do you think when you see all this? This caste, religion, people, so much money? A beautiful flower garden appears. Very good.

22:48 Someone said, "This is the most beautiful, radically beautiful world." He said, "A beautiful flower garden. Now there are colorful flowers. Some trees with thorns also bear beautiful flowers. Yes, no. Yes, that flower garden is beautiful. It means that because of those colorful flowers, because of the thorns. Because of all that. It is lost. It still asks, "Do you have gurus? Do you have gurus? Are there any? My guru is God. Then the baby in human form, I am them. I have no

23:33 spiritual gurus. I am Dakshinamurthy. I will do this. Whatever. Okay. What is God? Now, what do you mean, are you your guru? If I analyze myself, I am the guru for you. That's all you have." If you don't analyze, you need a teacher. Now you have a fever. If I don't go to anyone, who is the patient and who is the doctor? And the tablet is created. After that, what is the matter? Hey Rama, our analysis will be like that. Ask me one or two good books to read. The second one is any. The name is Telugu English. This book is Telugu English.

24:21 This is the toughest question for me. The reason is that I have 10,000 books in my house. There are 6,000 books in my tab. Dad, I study continuously. Only if you study, you will understand the subject. You will study. You will understand the subject. You will study. Tell me one thing. Tell me one thing. If you say philosophy, right, one or two books. Don't say Bhagavad Gita. Two books. I will tell you. One is that it is not a book. That's why you don't have that Mahabharata. If you read and study the Mahabharata carefully, what else can you study? You can lead your life wonderfully. That is, what is the introduction to the human mind?

25:10 S and the second is Bhagavatam. Bhagavatam. If you read these two, apart from these, modern. Tell me about classics sir, modern classics, what do I know, what are the recent books in the 6000 books, okay, no, or these two, everyone should read, do you meditate, I mean, what kind of meditation is your meditation? What is your meditation? What is the essence of what is not there? Meditation is being without anything. Okay, good. Why meditate on everything that is there? Last I told you about Modi, our Prime Minister Modi, didn't I? Now I told you, I want to talk about him, are you saying that? Let's

25:55 put it that way. Okay, Modi, I will tell you in one sentence. Modi is a time-consuming matter. Okay, let's finish. Last, what else? What do you think when you watch movies? Do you watch movies or not? Why do you watch them like this? What was the last movie you saw recently? You can't remember. I rarely watch memorable movies, but if you want to be remembered, you ca n't find a movie this good. There is a technique for that. If we follow that technique when making a movie, we won't forget it at all . Before going, you should put on a thigh belt, watch it, put on a windscreen, and in between the thigh belt, there is a movie. Later, when you come out, you don't

26:41 remember what the movie was. It feels like a variety show. So this is a question and answer session with Madan Gupta. This is my favorite topic. It means that a person talks about a subject. It's okay. It's a good and interesting topic. It's okay. Everyone, tell me once. Do you have any songs? Do you have any songs? If you have any songs, we can sing them. If you have any songs, we can sing them on a shirt. Who are you? Don't get up from here. Namaste, forever, our motherland. Don't you sing it whenever and wherever you want? Yes, we do it there. We do it in prayer. Yes, I don't know. But sing in a different place. What should we sing?

27:28 I will sing one thing. You will sing one thing. This person sang something. That person sang something. Be a god The soul is a living being, a drop of Vedic feeling, life is a song, you sing it, why is it necessary to spoil these three after singing so well? Even if it

28:17 is okay, if you sing it, it will be okay. The girl who sang it before, the desire, comes and goes, why do you see the desire? [Applause] The desire, comes and goes, why do you see the desire? [Applause] The karma done, the bad matter will come with you. The karma done, the bad matter will come with you. [Applause] Super, so thank you so much, Madan Gupta,

29:05 for your time. More than that, a little child. Let's sit down like little children for another two minutes and talk. Very good, sing the same song for two minutes, tell a short story, it's over, otherwise you won't come again, how long will you come, will you come, you should go too, let's go once, Babugaru sat down at our house and talked. Let's sit down and talk like that at our house too . I mean, it's not such a big house, it doesn't matter how big it is, who is looking at me? Look at the person. Anyone can see the person. Who is looking at the house? Thank you so much. From here, I salute you for your patience, your time, and the knowledge you have.

29:50 I used to go to big studios and do interviews, but unlike an interview, it's like asking a family member to clarify their doubts. This is really very happy and joyful for me . We are lifelong family members, we should share the same family things, what's not good, we can share just family things too, when we think of it, we should share everything, I read a Murphy line somewhere, we are great friends, but there is no friendship between us, that's all, that's why we became great friends, that's why we became great

31:00 friends, that's the counter-right to that, so when I asked that to Kannamma who introduced you to me, Tyson Sunitha said sorry, Chetana, they changed our child's name, Chetana, very good, Shri Chaitan Shri Chetana, Chetana, Chetana, that's the important thing, the whole world is full of that, right? Yes, it's okay to give him time, tell me once, boy, where are you also in that camera?

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