"When you go to school wearing a tilak-chandlo, some may insult you. And yet nobody ever insults a man who is drunk! Whenever we try to do good deeds, we will always face opposition. But we shouldn’t give up the road to God. So what if there are hardships? Ultimately there is happiness. Those people are ‘enjoying’ themselves now, but ultimately they will be miserable. At the end of their road is suffering, not redemption. So we shouldn’t let go of our dharma for the worldly pleasures we see outside - even if we have to suffer. The Pandavs suffered. Dada Khachar suffered. All great devotees have had to suffer but as they kept faith in God their names have become imprinted in history books.