That's very powerful inside. I just walked inside into the space where all the Brahmacharis

are chanting. There's something special about their chants. It's kind of, it kind of hits

you right here. It's kind of energizing and power. So, what's the Brahmachari? I mean,

we understand it in Hinduism. Brahmachari means denial and you often say it's not about

denial. It's about gaining something without denying it. It's about telling me about it.

And I have to say that both men and women in there, it's not like, they're not like monks,

they're all the women who have been put up in a nunnery and the monks are in some monastery.

They're all there. For example, somebody is climbing out to climb Mount Everest, okay?

He prepares for years, probably for a lifetime, he prepares. And then he is in the harshest

of climate, denying himself every pleasure of life, of comfort, of family, of society.

Everything that normally people want to have, he denies himself all that, to climb the

mountain. But do you really believe he's denying himself or is he making another possibility

which you can never imagine, real in his life? So, that's Brahmacharya. The word Brahmacharya

literally means, Brahman means the ultimate. Tharia means the path. You are on the path

of the ultimate. Or in other words, you are somebody who is not willing to settle for small

things. So, anybody who has created anything worthwhile in their lives, have naturally denied

themselves a lot of simple pleasures, other people are having. When you're making a

film, maybe you're not eating well, maybe you're not sleeping well, are you taking your

afternoon nap, sitting with your wife, enjoying the seaster, having dinner with them, with

your family? Are you doing all this? Everything you deny yourself because you want to create

something, isn't it? Isn't that true with every man or woman who has created something

worthwhile in their life? The same with Brahmacharya, they are on the path of the ultimate. Because

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