IS SPIRITUALITY, OUR WEAKNESS??

INDIA, the "INCREDIBLE INDIA" mainframes an image that reveals the glory and purity of the culture that exist here. No doubt, that spirituality is the foremost priority of every Indian, but superstitions also do exist, and the old traditions which are considered to be the ''TRIBUTE" for Indian culture strongly emphasize on the way of living of the Indian population. The chronology that represent us since the Indian history till the time when revolution occurred proclaims the heritage and hierarchy of the people's intellects and thinking. But all apart, is this is the appropriate way of being spiritual or involving ourselves in spiritual activities.?? Did spirituality had dominated us somehow?? Are we caught in the cobwebs of over spirituality or excessive traditional methods?? Yes, these are the questions that comes into my mind? The most important one is,  Is spirituality somehow, becoming our weakness?

Well let us try and negotiate regarding these questions, if we talk about the facts and figures, we know better that anybody else do, that what are the levels of superstitious beliefs, submerged in the the seniors since the times of our predecessors. Hence these superstitions had them weak at some point or the other, and this specimen reflects in the major population of our country. These superstitions had devastated the level of confidence among themselves.

Most of the population of our country, including the literate and illiterates are suppressed by their spiritual views and what soever this might be the reason for the "curve" in the backbone of  economical and financial status of India. No doubt, our "culture" has a strong importance on any Indian, but to let it effect our livings, is not an appropriate option.

Scientifically,

Ideology of spirituality can never harm any religion or casts or the economy of any country, but the way of being spiritual can surely do so. We can compare science with humanities but spirituality is not a commodity that could be compared in fact it owns a special place in our country. Generally spirituality also comes under "philosophy" but it is not defined under philosophy because it beholds an prior value among the Indians, we cannot consider spirituality as a study, whereas we use to study philosophy that includes "anthropology" "humanities" and "ethics". hence spirituality comes naturally but is profitable only when correct methodology is considered. 

As far as "COMMERCIALIZATION"  on spirituality is concerned, it had became a proliferating business in the 21st century. People of our country might have some "fanatic" views, that holds a huge importance for them, but they are unaware that they are being  cheated. To commercialize on such fanatic and superstitious views the "saints" and the "tantrics" are on the "cloud nine".

For an instance, you wont find enough crowd in an educational speech,debates or knowledge based seminars, but yes, yes can certainly find "more than enough" in a "satsang or katha". So eventually this elaborates the levels of spiritualism that exist in our country. If we count on the millionairess of the coming future, we will surely be counting all the "babas" and the "swamis" in the list.

Bitter, but the truth is the fact that we are making ourselves weak instead of gaining some positive energy out of our environment, A true fact recorded that " we do not want to give our 100 percent effort in anything instead we give our 50 percent and wait for the rest 50 percent to get accomplished though our luck, and if not by our luck, than we run towards the powers that we consider that exists". I recon to call such traditions as "BASELESS TRADITIONS" that unfortunately, inherited in us from our ancestors or predecessors. 

So, this blog was not against spirituality what soever, its just an initiative to spread awareness regarding the way we involve ourselves in spirituality.

So the answer to questions that had been put up,must be acknowledged by our own intellectuals, all i want to say is " ITS JUST THE WAY WE THINK,COULD BRING CHANGES.