Overview
- At the Vihar Sevak Urja Milan event in Mumbai on January 18, Mohan Bhagwat said dharma drives existence and ensures balance and direction.
- He argued that a “vehicle” driven by dharma avoids “accidents,” calling it the single force guiding everyone, including “Narendra bhai.”
- He said a state may be secular but no living or non-living entity can be without dharma, which he described as the rules set at creation.
- To illustrate the idea, he cited examples such as water’s duty to flow, fire’s to burn, and the duties of a son and a ruler.
- He linked adherence to dharma with India remaining a “Vishwaguru,” describing the concept as a spiritual legacy of India’s ancestors that he says is rare elsewhere.