“There was a group of youngsters driving a car during Road Safety Week. Those who drive safely, following every signal and everything, will be awarded. The police were watching them, perhaps using a drone to track them down. At a particular point, they stopped, and the police commended them for driving well. The police took out a purse of 5,000 rupees to award them. The boy who was driving happily took the money. The police, about to leave, asked a question, “What are you going to do with this money?” The boy replied, “I’ll apply for a license.” The police were shocked. The guy sitting next to him in the front seat said, “Sir, don’t pay attention to him; he speaks like this when he’s drunk.” As if these two were not enough, the guy who was sleeping in the back seat woke up and said, “I told you we can’t go too far in a stolen car.” 

Now coming to the point, though it could be a joke, sometimes we Hindu organizations do the same. Someone drives well, and we should appreciate it. Sometimes we criticize one organization, criticizing another organization going well. It needs to be encouraged because together only we can survive; otherwise, we’ll be done. So, each organization needs to appreciate each other. Don’t pay attention to him; he speaks like that when he’s drunk. Unwanted, how many times on various organizations they don’t agree with your ideology. Sanatan Dharma is all-inclusive, like morning Bhagwat was telling, some people believe in Ishwara, some don’t. Some believe in Veda ,some don’t. All inclusive. Why should my belief alone have to be there when we reach the end? Appreciate the path you walked, but let’s not criticize anyone else.

What was Hiranyakashipu’s fault that he had to be killed? What was Prahlad’s fault? You know what he said? “I’m the only God. If you worship any other God, I’ll kill you. “Sounds familiar. This is the only book. If you follow anything else, you will be killed. “I am the only God, and you should worship only me.”

Narasimha had to come because there was one Hiranyakashipu . We have two today. We need to invoke that, Narasimha. You know how that Lord would manifest. That strength is needed. Otherwise, these two are powerful enough. We need to be together. Each organization is that small child Prahlad. When we unite, when we demonstrate together, Narasimha will manifest. We have underestimated our strength of togetherness. That’s why we feel weak time and again.

Visibility is very important of what we are doing. We are not projecting something; we are speaking out facts together of what we do. This togetherness, demonstrating, showing people appreciating openly will strengthen us. That strength is important. We have just taken baby steps in showing the strength of Hindu organizations in the field of academics. That’s called WAHA, World Association of Hindu Academicians, because that’s one area we are lacking. Anybody can come and make a statement and go. We need people in that field to go. This is a wonderful opportunity to get various academicians involved in these organizations together. Our vision is to have 30,000 academicians together ,but we have reached a few hundred now.

Imagine 500, 600 lawyers together, and if there someone says something wrong, derogatory,600 people can stand up the next day. Everything we have lost; we have to reclaim. Everything we are talking about, five trillion economies. 5 trillion economies, we are heading there. Of course, it’s a great achievement, but remember 45 trillion were looted from us. Reclaim that. We need to. Our vision should be there that we will reclaim everything we have lost.

This reclaiming dream will take time. Few things can happen now. This dream, every Hindu organization should hand it over to the next generation, saying you carry it on and run. We are doing what we did, our bit. Hand it over to someone and say you carry it. And one day, the younger generation and the younger generation can reclaim it.