The Guru's Passion for Life and the Purpose of Life

He wanted to create Sathvipras, these revolutionaries. And that takes time. That doesn't happen overnight. So his love for the plants, for animals, for humans irrespective of caste, creed, color, race, religion. His thinking was so broad. He touched all domains of knowledge from arts, music, farm to agriculture,. languages, history, even writing stories for children. This is intergenerational, partnership with the future. It's a very much a long term orientation.