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65th birth day of Madhu Param Hans celebrated 4/18/2014 9:31:40 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Apr 18: the 65th birth day of Madhu Param Hans, head of the Sahib Bandgi Panth celebrated at Akhnoor. According to press release lacks of devotees from every corner of the country assembled at Akhnoor Ashram to pay salutations to their Satguru. On the occasion, a grand Bhandara was organised which lasts for 3 days 17th to 19th April. While delivering his sermons, Madhu Param Hans said that a study of the recorded facts of the Indian history reveals that we have been making constant strides in the fields of spiritual research. Whereas luminaries like Arya Bhatt, Charvac and Dhanvantri denote the zenith of its scientific progress, the Satyanishathh (the posture of truth) Rishi-Munies and saints continued to traverse and unravel the subtle secrets of spiritual realms. It is the Indian culture that has simultaneously been conducting far-reaching research in molecules and atoms as well as spiritual dimensions beyond this universe. They have proved to be saviors of truth in trying circumstances. He further said that advent of Kabir Sahib denotes an era when dogmatism and cult had virtually replaced the great Hindu Dharma. It was the time when most of Indians were disillusioned and scattered pell-mell in sects and regions. Their faith was wavering.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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