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EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Dec 2: “Spiritually enlightened saints who tread the divine journey devotedly with firm faith and in a state of bliss provide semblance to the society are the need of the hour,” was the clarion call given by Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj on the concluding day of the 74th Nirankari Sant Samagam.
The Samagam was held virtually at the Spiritual Complex at Samalkha, Haryana and simultaneously casted on the Mission’s website and Sadhana TV Channel.
Her Holiness implored that the Divine journey can be effectively undertaken by staying connected to the Almighty, Formless Nirankar and strengthening it through Satsang, Sewa and Simran. Staying connected ensures against any infirmity shaking our Faith.’
Adding another dimension to the Samagam was a multi-lingual poetic symposium with a motivating subject – ‘Shradha, Bhakti, Vishwas Rahe, Mann Mein Anand Ka Vaas Rahe’. It saw participation of several poets who showcased their works in Hindi, Punjabi, Multani, Haryanvi and English.
A souvenir, based on the theme of the Samagam featuring various articles and scripts in Hindi, Punjabi and English languages was also released by Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj.
The virtual Nirankari exhibition was broadcasted on Mission’s website, few days before the Samagam; which depicted the history and ideology of the Mission using rare photos and models; spiritual tours undertaken by the Satguru to spread the message of the Mission, Bal Pradarshini was exhibited alongside.
Through various skits the theme was presented.
Community Kitchen, Canteen and proper food arrangements were made for the organizers and the participants.
A dispensary was also set up for the wellbeing of the participants and the organizers which included a Covid Care Centre, four MD doctors and alternative therapy doctors. Apart from this proper arrangement of OPD, IPD and three ambulances were made by the Social Welfare Department. Three ambulances were deployed in case of health emergencies. |
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