Today's media is like Soorpankha of ancient time

In today's world media is playing a vital role in our life. We can see everywhere from child to old people everyone is busy in their own world.

I am not against the media and development but does it really worth to put our all the efforts in virtual world for sense pleasure which gives nothing but depression, tension, anxiety, away from reality. It is just an medium to take advantage of it and for whom it is useful it is ok but not for everyone.

As a knife is worth in doctor hand but worst in thief hand. Knife is ok but how we are using it that is more important?

I am going to share you story from Ramayana. When Lord Rama was in their exile along with Mother Sita and Laxman, Soorpankha a demonic nature lady (sister of Ravana) was freely roaming in jungle. When she saw Lord Rama,  because of her lusty desire she expressed her desire but Rama refused telling that I am already married you go Laxmana. She went to Laxmana and He also refused saying, I am the servant of my brother you will get nothing after marring me.

In this way Soorpankha got angry and attack mother Sita and then Laxmana cuts her nose and ears. This is the story everyone is familiar with this but I am going to tell how Soorpankha is like media and how she is creating dangers in everyone's life.

Ravana was peacefully living his life but when Soorpankha went over there and told Ravana about beauty of mother Sita and ask Him to go and get Her soon and enjoy his life.

In our life also we are living our life peacefully but Soorpankha (media) comes in our life and attract us to take me and enjoy your life but we can see how Ravana run behind mother Sita and lost his entire empire and his life also.

So when we see a nice advertisement we attract towards it and we spent our money, life and time everything in it but finally we don't get anything out of it.

We must beware of today's Soorpankha otherwise she will destroy our life. We should have courage to say no to it how Laxmana cut her nose and ears then only she gone away.

Hare Krishna!