Rules for reading religious texts: Having a feeling of respect for religious texts while reading them is considered important in all religions. Books are not only a source of knowledge but also a symbol of spiritual energy and faith.

Reading religious texts increases our understanding and attention. Often many people use pen or highlight while reading religious texts, so that important passages can be remembered and can be easily seen in future.

This method is considered correct in modern practice, but it is wrong to do so from religious point of view. According to narrator Shivam Sadhak Maharaj, it is not right to highlight religious texts with pen or pencil. Know what he said on this subject?

What did the narrator Shivam Sadhak Maharaj say?

According to narrator Shivam Sadhak, ‘While studying the scriptures or Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta, we often highlight good verses. But using the pen on the scriptures means using the pen on Shri Krishna.

In many stories we find that if a devotee accidentally touched the book with a pen, the pen touched Thakur ji’s heart or face. So we should never use our pen on the book.

He further said, ‘What is that scripture or what is Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta? It is Shri Krishna only, because every word has emerged from the mouth of Krishna, so if you are drawing a line on it, then you are definitely drawing a line on the mouth or heart of Shri Krishna. This may seem like a big mistake to you.

Keep it in your mind, if something seems good, implement it in your life. If you are afraid of forgetting, write it down on some other paper, but never use the pen on the book by mistake.

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