You're existence, you're actually a sexually transmitted disease, you know?

It is the basics of life, you're born because of that, I'm saying.

Not your sexuality, somebody else's.

So, we are born out of that, should we end with that? That's a question.

It is not about right and wrong, it is not about morality, it is about the limited nature of what it is.

Do you want to be stuck in it forever? Or do you want to think this is all bad, I don't want to touch it.

No, I would say, for at least thirty to forty percent of the human beings, it is only a passing thing within themselves.

But because of social culture, they all believe, they must go in the direction.

There may be another thirty forty for whom it's very compulsive need.

Another thirty forty percent and medium, they like, they need it but not so compulsively.

This is the nature of the population, I'm saying this with certain absolute sense of perception about this.

Not everybody is on it all the time, but today society is cultivating them, cultivating them like this.

If you are not it, you are not normal.

So, what you are essentially saying is, all the yogis of the past were not normal,

God the Buddha was not normal, nobody was normal except those who were in the pornography sites.

Nobody is normal.

No, this is highly exaggerated sense of physicality.

This is a physical body.

It is coming to existence only because of somebody's sexuality, isn't it?

So, sex is a fundamental instinct in the body is one thing.

It's reciting in your mind is another thing.

That is happening because of a certain level of culture around you.

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