How RGV changed my thinking process…

Personally, I like RGV very much. The way he thinks, analyses scenarios, and answers questions—all of it—his logic and approach to solving problems are remarkable. There’s no doubt he’s a knowledgeable person. I believe those who think he’s just someone who obsesses over girls’ thighs or foolish are completely wrong. They simply don’t have the IQ to understand him. His bold and daring mindset, his confidence in himself, and the way he expresses jealousy, honesty, and emotions are beyond clever. It takes a clear mindset to truly understand him.

People often listen to figures like Sadhguru or Osho, who preach and share their opinions, and they exist in their own zones. RGV is the same in that sense—he has his own unique zone. I believe he lives in a more practical world. These zones might include spirituality, love, politics, sex, morality, and much more. Sadhguru can’t think like Osho or RGV, and vice versa. They are all different from each other, and each one possesses knowledge the others don’t. So, I don’t compare them.

I realize I’m going off-topic here, but coming back to the point: although I like RGV a lot, I don’t follow him closely. I randomly come across his talks by chance.

I used to think that we should never waste food, goods, or anything else. But when I came across RGV talking about this concept, he explained it in a way that changed my perspective. He said, “If we don’t waste food, the farmer will lose something.” If people don’t waste food, the demand decreases. If demand decreases, supply decreases, and that results in a loss for farmers. If consumption is higher, demand increases, which in turn boosts supply and creates more work for farmers.

So, in one way, as he says, he is right. Until then, I used to think many times and feel guilty, thinking I was doing something wrong by wasting food. But after that, whenever I throw something away, I remember his analysis and feel like I’m not doing anything bad. This doesn’t mean I’m actually wasting food—🤣. What I’m trying to say is that he changed my perspective on it. Only a few people will understand that wasting can also be good in a certain way.

“Before wasting…, Give to needy” Again many factors will play around here. 🤪