‘Remember, sins are not washed away by taking a dip…’, Jaya Kishori said on Maha Kumbh bath

New Delhi: A stage for literature, art and entertainment has been set up in Lucknow. Motivational speaker Jaya Kishori participated in it on Monday, where she shared her views on the topic of devotion, life and illusion.

During the session, when Jaya Kishori was asked about bathing in Maha Kumbh, she said, look, who is taking a dip in Maha Kumbh, who is not. I don’t know who is good. Remember one thing, all your sins are not washed away by taking a dip. Only those sins are washed away by taking a dip, which have been done by mistake, which have been done unknowingly. Well-planned plans are not washed away.

She stressed that even Ganga Maa will not wash away the sins of causing trouble to someone by thinking. You will definitely get punishment for that deed. It is a different matter who is taking the dip and what he has done in his life.

When asked a question related to the youth’s participation in the Maha Kumbh in the session, she said, “Our country is changing and moving towards devotion. People are moving towards devotion and spirituality with an open mind, which is a good thing.”

At the same time, while sharing her views on the accident that happened in the Maha Kumbh, she said, no medicine will work for the people with whom this accident happened. We cannot reduce the pain of those people, but we can definitely support them. And we can apologize for what happened. It is a good thing that so many people have reached the Maha Kumbh, but people should follow some decorum and rules.

At the same time, when Jaya Kishori was asked whether an atheist can be spiritual? Answering this, she said, ‘If you are spiritual, then you will have to believe in power. Here that power means karma. If you consider only yourself supreme then you are not spiritual.