The phenomenon of “gods” in India is a complex issue with deep roots in socio-economic disparities and psychological vulnerability. Here’s a closer look at why they are so popular and influential in society:

Common factors:

Social inequalities:
– Lack of access to health care and education: Many people, especially in rural areas, lack access to good health and education. “God men” often provide healing to others, performing miraculous cures and spiritual guidance.
– Poverty and inequality: Poverty and economic insecurity can create feelings of hopelessness and despair. “God men” can show how they are and offer hope, promising a better future.
– Social exclusion: People from ethnic minorities and women, for example, may be excluded from society. “People of God” may express and embrace artistic expression.

Spiritual differences:
– Search for meaning and purpose: The world is full of people who lack purpose or meaning in life. “People of God” may provide a spiritual framework and perspective related to this.
– Fear of the unknown: Fear of the unknown, death, or dying causes people to turn to religion and spiritual guidance for comfort.
– The need for miracles: Many people are attracted to “gods” who promise healing and solutions to problems.

These include oppression and exploitation, many “gods” exploit the trust and vulnerability of followers to extort large sums of money or encourage sexual advances.
These “gods” can also blindly believe that “god-rulers” are also prone to believing lies and lying.
The behavior among some “god-worshippers” is a form of social division and division, which can lead to social unrest.

[Refer to this page from existing articles: Social and economic issues such as poverty, inequality and lack of access to basic services can be highlighted by focusing on “god-worshippers”.

Problem solving:

Promoting critical thinking: Education plays a vital role in promoting critical thinking and a scientific spirit.

Improving health and education: Addressing social inequalities requires good education and health for all.

-Strengthen law enforcement: Strong laws and regulations to prevent abuses and violations of “good people”.

Promoting global values: Promoting a global and multi-ethnic society that values ​​critical thinking and critical inquiry to help counter the influence of “righteous people.”