The story discusses the relationship between God and the Olympic Games, highlighting that the tendency for sports comes from God. It references Lord Krishna's childhood in Vrindavan, where he and his friends played various games without the pressures of competition or doping, focusing instead on pleasing God. The narrator contrasts this with modern sports, which they view as filled with negative influences such as doping and unethical behavior, including the distribution of contraceptives to athletes and the consumption of meat. The author emphasizes the importance of choosing sports that elevate one's consciousness rather than degrade human values. Additionally, the text briefly touches on the extremes of being a workaholic or idle, advocating for making work holy and ideal.

by Patel Swapneel in English Magazine

Writen by Patel Swapneel

Category Magazine