I began to question the existence of "holiness" when I was 5 years old. My mind was perplexed by an impending question: whether there is anything called "holiness." When people buy things used by Mahatma Gandhi or Albert Einstein for large sums of money, questions erupt in my brain: Is the amount spent because they are crazy, or is there anything called holiness? To clear my doubt, I started to do research. I understood some of nature's laws that made me bend to the beauty of nature and the beauty of God. By keenly studying Hindu gods, the solution to my question lies in Hindu gods. The answer was like that: why are Hanuman temples always filled with devotees? I have personal experience. My IQ increased by just going to Hanuman Temple regularly. Hindu gods are holy, and demons are unholy. Holiness is pertaining to the religious mind and religious understanding. In 2015, I realized by my article "Thin Bubble of Hope," which proved there is something called "holiness." It is a tough thing to prove; it took me nearly 36 years of my life. But it was really an adventurous journey, which I cherished.
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