We might have seen a board in the highways “AVOID CELLPHONES WHILE DRIVING”. Still many of them don’t listen to it, thinking that nothing bad will happen to them. Anyway I’m not gonna talk about it.
I’m going to discuss the usage of cellphones inside the temple. Every time i step inside the temple, I can see atleast 5 people talking with cellphones. This number increases when its a festival day. I wonder why and what they are talking.
And if u are very curios about what they re speaking u don’t need to buy a GSM decrypter, or a permission to trace the call from the indian government. U dont even need to eaves drop them. They will be talking in a loud voice as if they were speaking in a meeting.
Most of the talks will be USELESS and UNNECCESSARY.
Some of them:
“Hi, I m in temple, Where are u? What s the lunch today!?”
Some will speak something different!
Here it is
“Machi, Inga oru super figure, ennaye pakudhuda.!”
In english(He will be telling his friend about a beautiful girl who came to temple.)
On an average, out of 100 calls spoken in a temple on a festival day, 95 will be NONSENSE talks. There are even some people who will keep the latest hit songs as their ringtones and will be disturbing others by keeping it loud.
Temple is a place where silence should be maintained, the environment should give harmony to others.
Dont spoil it by keeping ringtones loud and attending calls inside the premises. U are not going to spend a whole day inside the temple. U will be out of the premises in a maximum time of 15 mins. So when U re inside, U can very well put ur mobile in silent, or u can even switch it off.
U re going to temple to pray, NOT for an entertainment.
So PLEASE AVOID using CELLPHONES inside the temple.
Venami,
Sorry for a very delayed reply. But I agree 100 %.