'Guru Ji, Maut Se Dar Lagta Hai': Woman's Question To Aniruddhacharya Goes Viral
A heartfelt conversation between a female devotee and Aniruddhacharya has gone viral. The woman's question, "Guru Ji, Maut Se Dar Lagta Hai," has captured everyone's attention.
Aniruddhacharya Maharaj, spiritual leader and founder of the Gouri Gopal Ashram, has a huge following — both online and offline. While the satsangs conducted by him are attended by thousands of people, he has a massive following on social media too. His "spiritual" messages interspersed with humour also make Aniruddhacharya popular in memes.
Countless videos featuring conversations between the spiritual leader and his devotees are viral on social media as they are shared widely by users. Many devotees ask fun and lighthearted questions, which often turn into viral memes.
One such conversation between a female devotee and Aniruddhacharya is currently viral.
In the video, the woman from the crowd can be seen sharing a very genuine fear. She told the "Guru Ji" that she had a fear of death and didn’t want to die, expressing her wish to live a long life, around 100 years.
Aniruddhacharya's Response
At the beginning of the conversation, Aniruddhacharya seemed confused after hearing the woman. It appeared that he did not hear the question clearly, and though she was afraid of "Maut Ka Kuan", a crowd favourite at fairs and circuses where motorcycle-borne individuals perform the stunt of riding inside a large, circular structure, defying gravity as they move horizontally along the walls without falling.
After the clarified her question to him, Aniruddhacharya responded: "Jab maut aaye, tab mar jana, koi baat nahi." He explained that no one wants to die, but death is the ultimate truth, and there’s no need to worry about it.
He then asked her: “Tell me, how many years do you want to live?” She replied that she wanted to live for 100 years.
You can check out the attached video, which has gone viral on social media.
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