Anant Ambani: In today’s world of glamor and fast-paced social media, where old traditions are often considered ‘outdated’, the lifestyle of Anant Ambani, the young heir to the country’s richest family, offers a new perspective.
Despite having assets worth crores, VIP guests from all over the world and being at the peak of modernity, Anant Ambani’s deep inclination towards his culture and Sanatan Dharma forces one to think whether there is a big lesson hidden in it for our young generation (Gen Z).
It is often believed that today’s youth run away from old stereotypes, but Anant Ambani’s faith does not seem to be the result of any pressure, but his personal experience. He has openly admitted in his interviews that when he was struggling with his serious health problems, his unwavering faith in Lord Krishna gave him mental strength. This is exactly like the classical principle of Srimad Bhagavad Gita, where Arjuna is surrounded by severe mental tension and Lord Krishna shows him the path of action and inner peace by giving him the message of Tasmadsaktaah Satatam Karyaam Karma. Today’s Gen Z, who is going through immense stress due to career and social media pressure, can learn from here that when everything in the outside world is falling apart, then the spirituality of Geeta can become a strong support.
Apart from this, there is also a perception among the youth that being spiritual or going to temple is not ‘cool’. But Anant Ambani’s visit to temples like Kedarnath, Badrinath or Tirupati with full devotion proves that even after being the most modern citizen of the world, you can remain firmly connected to your roots. In our scriptures we find the example of King Janak, who was called ‘Videha’. Despite living amidst the utmost opulence and comforts of the palace, he remained completely engrossed in spirituality. This look of Anant Ambani shows that being spiritual along with material prosperity is completely relevant in today’s era.
The most important thing is that Anant Ambani’s faith is not limited to just worship, but it is visible in his actions. The ‘Vantara’ project started by him which is dedicated to the service of destitute and sick animals is a true example of the most basic principles of the scriptures ‘Atmavat Sarvabhuteshu’ (seeing all living beings as one’s own) and ‘Ahimsa Paramo Dharmah’. It is also said in Yajurveda – ‘Mitrasyaham Chakshusha Sarvaani Bhootani Samikshe’ i.e. I should look at all living beings with the eyes of a friend. Gen Z, which is very sensitive towards environment and social causes, can relate to the fact that the real meaning of religion is not just rituals, but compassion towards every living being in the universe.
There is no need to take inspiration from Anant Ambani to be a blind devotee, rather one can learn from him that no matter how many material comforts are there, how important it is to have an internal balance in life. As it is said in the Upanishads, ‘Ten Tyakten Bhunjitha’ means enjoy the world, but with a sense of renunciation and equanimity. Religion and faith are not a bond, but a strength that keeps you grounded and gives you the courage to face every ups and downs of life.
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