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Sprituality is like bananas. Religion is like the banana skin," explains His Holiness Sri Sri Ravi Shankar as he begins one of his many analogies that elucidate the importance of spirituality in one’s life. He says that the core of any religion is love, peace, and prayerfulness, but people are, unfortunately, fixated only on the surface rituals required by their religion. 


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Many of us believe in God as much us we believe in religious freedom or the separation of the board and prayer rooms and that spirituality must be regarded as a private pursuit as it is with a private enterprise. 


Hence faith and fortune do not mix - or so they say.  


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