Bobby Brazier is said to have found meaning in the Hare Krishna religion after going through difficult life experiences as a child, including the death of his mother Jade Goody.
EastEnders actor Bobby Brazier has recently become devoted to the Hare Krishna movement, which sources believe stems from family tensions and his longing for happiness after a difficult childhood.
Bobby has become more open about his devotion to the Hindu religion, which is a branch of Hinduism. He recently discussed how social media has altered his outlook on life.
He explained that through his relationship with God, he had finally found what he had been searching for following the emotional difficulties he has faced since his mother Jade Goody died when he was only five years old.
According to The Sun, Bobby is planning to relocate to India to embark on a spiritual journey in India for a year after he exits EastEnders later this year.
Bobby is “absolutely excited and happy about his move to India,” according to a source close to the publication. He has been preaching and telling everyone about his devotion to Hare Krishna.
Some people are surprised that he’s leaving his career at a time when he’s on such a high with it because he’s such a nice young man, and his heart is in the right place. He claims that he anticipates remaining there for at least a year, so that when he returns, he will eventually begin to advance his career.
The move comes amid reports of tension within his family. The Daily Mail recently revealed that Bobby turned to the organisation after his relationship with his father, Jeff Brazier, and brother Freddy became strained.
Later, he relocated to his own apartment in Soho, which is close to the Hare Krishna temple, from his father’s Essex home.
Bobby has always had a spiritual side, according to a family source, but this is intentional. He’s obviously trying to get rid of all the noise and fighting.
Bobby’s rebellion is quiet, while Freddy’s is loud, with drugs, slang matches in public, and legal fights about his nana. It’s just as rebellious, in fact. He is following his own path and rejecting the life his father had for them in Essex.
Bobby has been spotted at the London temple embracing the group’s tranquil teachings and chanting mantras while also helping to prepare communal meals.
His commitment is backed up by supporters. He attends our kitchen session every Saturday without fail, learns the prayers, and isn’t using a gimmick, a volunteer told The Sun.
Bobby himself has described how the practice has brought him inner peace. In an Instagram video, he said: “What I feel like I’m saying is that I know where happiness is and I know where happiness is not.
And I have a relationship with God that is everything I’ve always wanted, needs, and always will. Its location is where it is, and nowhere else.
The Mirror has contacted Bobby Brazier’s manager for comment.
