"Fireworks should not be banned during the diwali festival," said Sadhguru, founder of the Isha Foundation. Sadhguru also said that those who are worried about air pollution should walk to the office for 3 days.
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Diwali festival is celebrated all over the world tomorrow. diwali is celebrated in tamil Nadu tomorrow and in the northern states for five days.
Diwali is celebrated by lighting lamps at home, dressing in new clothes, exchanging sweets, exploding firecrackers and cooking favourite dishes.
Fireworks exploding during this festival has been a perennial practice. Satguru, the founder of the Isha Foundation, has insisted that fireworks should not be banned for Diwali.
Firecrackers
In a twitter post, Sadhguru said, "Air pollution is not a reason to deny children the joy of giving firecrackers. As a sacrifice, you make for them, walk to the office for 3 days. Let the children enjoy the fireworks."
Happy day
Also, in the video posted by Satguru along with the tweet, he said, "It has been many years since I stopped exploding firecrackers. But when I was a boy, exploding firecrackers was a very enjoyable activity.
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We will start dreaming about firecrackers from september onwards. Secure and enjoy exploding every day.
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Air pollution
But what is happening now is that some people who are suddenly concerned about the environment are saying that children should not explode fireworks. This is not correct. For those who care about air pollution, you have to sacrifice the joy of exploding fireworks.
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Do not vehicles
If desired, stop the adults from exploding the crackers. But, let the kids explore the crackers and have fun. For them, you walk to your offices for 3 days instead of driving. "
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Sadhguru
In his diwali greeting message issued today, Sadhguru said, "It is essential that you shine in love, joy and awareness during the difficult times that can plunge you into darkness. On this diwali festival, illuminate your humanity with all its splendour."
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