I never felt alone … Know what is that ‘1+1 theory’ of PM Modi

PM modi’s 1+1 theory: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that he never felt lonely because God is always with him. Modi also shared the influences of Swami Vivekananda and Mahatma Gandhi on his life in a podcast with Lex Freedman on Sunday. He also shared stories of his relationship with the time and Swami Atmasthanand spent in Ramakrishna Paramahamsa Ashram.

What is PM Modi’s 1+1 Theory

When asked about loneliness, Modi said, “I never feel lonely. I believe in ‘One Plus One’ theory. One is Modi and the other is God. I am never really alone because God is always with me. “

Also chanting Gayatri Mantra

The Prime Minister said that for him “public service is Prabhu Seva”. Modi said that he has the support of God and 140 crore Indians. America’s popular podcaster and computer scientist Lex Freedman chanting the Gayatri Mantra during the podcast and asked Modi to ensure that his pronunciation was correct. In response, the Prime Minister chanting the mantra himself and shared its intense importance.

Modi said, “Gayatri Mantra is deeply inherent in Surya worship and has a deep spiritual essence. Not only every mantra is a group of words but it has a scientific relationship, which reflects various aspects of life and universe. ” He emphasized that ancient Indian traditions are a natural mixture of spirituality and science, which provide timeless knowledge to humanity.

Vivekananda’s education affects PM Modi’s life

The Prime Minister said that in childhood he often used to visit the village library, where he read about Swami Vivekananda, whose teachings had a profound impact on his life. He said, “I learned from Vivekananda that true satisfaction is not from personal achievements but from selfless service of others.”

Ramakrishna remembered the time spent in Paramahamsa Ashram

Modi remembered his time spent in Ramakrishna Paramahamsa Ashram, where he came in contact with the saints and got immense affection from him. He said, “My deep relationship with Swami Atmanandand became, which became the guide power in my life. Swami Atmasthanand advised me that his real purpose is to serve people and work for the welfare of society. “

Modi mentioned the strength of Mahatma Gandhi’s public power

Modi, recognizing the strength of Mahatma Gandhi’s ‘public power’, threw light on India’s ability to convert the freedom struggle of India into a ‘mass movement’. The Prime Minister said that he always tries to include more and more people in every initiative and converts it into a mass movement with ‘public participation’.

He emphasized that the collective power of the society is infinite. Modi said, “Mahatma Gandhi is not only the 20th century but also the greatest leader of the 21st century and even centuries to come.”

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