| "Pravṛtti means sense enjoyment, and nivṛtti means self-negation. So when we say that "You shall not have illicit sex," and their inclination is illicit sex, so therefore it is revolutionary. They are materialistic persons. They want sex enjoyment to the best capacity—homosex, this sex, that sex, naked dance—all sexually inclined, pravṛtti. And we say, "Stop this," nivṛtti. They do not like it, because āsura. Pravṛtti jagat. They do not know this is essential. They do not know it. This is essential. Tapasā brahmacaryena (SB 6.1.13). Tapasya means brahmacarya. The so-called svāmīs, they are coming for this so-called yoga practice and. . ., but they are themself victim of sex. This is going on."
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