जावेद अख्तर और सद्गुरु जग्गी वासुदेव की तीखी बहस का पूरा वाकया
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Eminent lyricist Javed Akhtar and spiritual guru Jaggi Vasudev (Sadhguru) are both well -known personalities. Today both are not interested in any introduction. From both religions, spirituality, communalism to environment like Mud …Read more
Javed Akhtar is in discussion about Babaki
Highlights
- There was a sharp debate on the stage between Sadhguru and Javed Akhtar.
- Sadhguru had taunted Javed Akhtar.
- Javed Akhtar took a sarcasm at spiritual gurus.
New Delhi. Eminent lyricist Javed Akhtar and spiritual guru Jaggi Vasudev once collided on the stage of Theank. During this, there was a sharp debate between the two. Because both are adept at keeping their thoughts. Sadguru had taunted Javed Akhtar.
Javed Akhtar and Jaggi Vasudev did sarcasm at each other
A few years ago, during a panel, Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev and Javed Akhtar faced face to face. During this time, both of them had taken sarcasm at each other. Two different thinking on the stage, a spiritual guru Sadguru Jaggi Vasudev and on the other hand, known for his impunity, a famous writer-song Javed Akhtar. Both spoke on faith, logic and human thinking. But this conversation was soon turned into a sharp wrangling.
If you run your mind, they will not be able to seduce you
Javed Akhtar had said, ‘These spiritual gurus first remove your trust from your five senses. So that you cannot use your mind. Because if you run your mind, then they will not be able to seduce you. So they erase your trust from you and then start controlling you. If it is true that the brain does not work, then get brain surgery done and get your mind removed.
Please tell that on this matter of Javed, a pinch of Sadhguru had said that when I met Javed Akhtar last time, he told that a guru has told him not to use his mind. It is not known which guru said this to him, but he took his point of serious. Reversing, Javed Akhtar had said that I have not taken any guru seriously till date… I want to clear it once again.
