Sadguru, we as students stay away from our homes from the familial, emotional comforts.

In terms of our careers, we move out seeking greener pastures.

In that, we seek company in opposite sex.

Some people get into relationships which gradually progresses to physical intimacy.

Sadguru, the question is then why as generations, we cannot discuss it openly.

Or is pre-marital sex still a taboo?

See, this is not some kind of a prescription.

This is an individual need.

Right now, we must understand this.

In this society, we handled human sexuality like this.

Before a girl attains puberty, they are named.

This is the boy you're going to marry at the age of six or seven.

They don't marry.

But they say, they keep telling him, your uncle's son, this guy, you're going to marry him, you're going to marry him.

They're telling him, you're going to marry her.

So, they've not seen each other, they've not met each other, they've nothing going.

But emotionally, they're being bound.

Before they touch each other physically, they want them to be emotionally bound in a strong way.

So, this is the technique of the culture, how they're dealt with it.

So, when you become or attain to your puberty, when your body blossoms into certain possibilities,

now your emotions are already with somebody.

So, you handle your body, you don't go wild because your emotions are already attached to somebody.

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