 Namaskaram, Sadhguru. Indians don't know the greatness of this culture, how to bring back the pride, Sadhguru? I think one thing we have to do is rewrite a more responsible history of what has happened in this land for a long time. Not in the last 3,000 years, not in the 1400 years, what people in this land have done for a long time has to be brought back. In other countries, people are studying this. If you go to… there are Lebanese people, if you… if you study in a school in Lebanon, you will read about how Indian workers, Indian sculptors, Indian elephants, Indian yogis came and built a Finnishian temple 4,300 years ago in Lebanon, which is called as Balbek, which is a phenomenal temple. 4,300 years ago, some of the foundation stones are over 300 tons and there is no granite in Lebanon. They transported it all the way from Egypt across the canal and up the mountain and put it up there. Indian elephants, workers and sculptors work the proof. There is enough proof, but one proof is visually hanging, there is lotuses in the ceiling. Indian sculptor has to put a lotus wherever he goes. Where would a Lebanese sculptor have seen a lotus? Obviously, there are no lotuses there. So how many Indian children have… forget about children, how many Indian grown-ups have heard about this? No. The Tamil kings went and built Angkor Tham and Angkor Wat in Cambodia. Angkor Tham is the largest religious building on this planet. The intricacy and the engineering, the sheer design and engineering of how these temples are built. If you go and see, you will feel proud of being a human being, because if human beings can think something like this, a thousand years ago and manifest it, it is too much. This was done by the Tamil kings. Most of the work done by probably the Tamil labor, from first standard to twelfth standard. Does any Tamil child even read a line about this in their history book? No. We only read how we were conquered, raped, looted, beaten by other people. Then if there is no pride, why would you want to recreate it? You need to understand this. A culture or a nation is just an idea. When human beings attach… take this on as an identity, attach some pride to it, it burns through one's mind and into his heart, now he wants to protect it, rise it, keep it clean, keep it wonderful. If you do not build pride into it, then people will want to avoid it. Everybody will want to avoid it. Now whatever you think is most successful in the world, you will want to imitate that. Today, our idea of success has become purely economic, not aesthetic. Not… it is not intelligence that we value. It is not wisdom that we value. It is not beauty or aesthetics that we value. It is not spiritual attainments that we value. Who is the big man in Coimbatore? If I ask, people will only name the richest man in the town. They will not name the wisest man in town, the most beautiful man in town, most meditative man in town. No. The richest man in town is the biggest man. So who is the biggest… whatever, whichever is the richest nation, whichever is the richest culture, power and money have become the highest goals, which itself is a very rudimentary way of looking at life. Because of that, right now, I promised the American meditators, next two years I'm going to invest a lot of time in United States, because knowingly or unknowingly, they have taken on the leadership in the world, in a sense. See, if all the American people wear blue workman's clothes, half the world is wearing Americans' workman's clothes. You just go to any city, Mumbai or Chennai or Bangalore especially, you look down below the knees, more than sixty percent is wearing blue denims. When we have the most intricate weaves, there are over 120 weaves in the country which are unique and many of them are dying, no other culture on the planet has the variety of weaves that India has. All of them will die, Chinese silk is going to kill it, unless all of you ladies make at least twenty percent of your wardrobe into handmade Indian weaves, they will all vanish in the next ten, fifteen years. Why is everybody wearing not even American executive clothes, American workman's clothes? As if that's not enough, if they tear their trousers, everybody tears their trousers. Yes, it's all torn, but in a very expensive way. Now if Americans put carbon dioxide in a bottle and drink it, even a kindergarten child knows human body needs oxygen, not carbon dioxide. But because America drinks carbon dioxide and says this is the real thing, more than half the world drinks carbon dioxide, you know, carbonated water today. If you go to one of the remote villages here, there may be people, not in this area maybe, but anywhere else if you go, they might not have heard the word yoga, but they know what is Coca-Cola. Okay? So, I thought if Americans tear their trousers, everybody tears, Americans wear their pants down in their seat, everybody does the same thing, Americans drink carbon dioxide, everybody does that. So, I thought if we can get America to meditate, the world will meditate. So, we're doing a little bit of a big push in the next two years in United States. We want America to meditate. They're kind of getting ready, they're tired of the carbonated water.