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MAHARASHTRA, Jan 28: The 57th Annual Nirankari Sant Samagam in Maharashtra commenced with a mammoth gathering at MIHAN SEZ, Nagpur, featuring spiritual discourses by Nirankari Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj. Emphasizing the essence of devotion, Mata Sudiksha Ji highlighted that true devotion begins by perceiving the Divine through Brahmagyan - God Knowledge, regardless of the name one uses to address God.
During her address, Satguru Mata Ji spoke about the imperishable nature of God, describing Him as perpetual, omnipresent, omnipotent, imminent, and constant. Understanding the Supreme Power leads to a realization of Divine Energy in every aspect of life, fostering love towards the Supreme energy and promoting human values and Universal Brotherhood.
Satguru Mata Ji further explained the connection between the individual soul and the Supreme Soul, emphasizing that the soul eventually merges into the Supreme Soul, revealing one's true identity and leading to salvation.
The second day of the Samagam featured a vibrant Sewadal Rally, where thousands of Sewadal volunteers showcased their talents through skits and physical feats, highlighting the teachings of the Mission and the importance of service in devotion. Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj, accompanied by Nirankari Rajpita Ramit Ji, unfurled the Mission's white flag of peace, symbolizing the commitment to service.
Addressing the Sewadal Rally, Satguru Mata Ji commended the volunteers for their dedication to serving humanity while fulfilling family responsibilities. She encouraged them to be prepared for any type of service to humanity and to perform with a true spirit of submission, keeping Nirankar Almighty in mind.
The Nirankari Exhibition, a central attraction at the Samagam venue, showcased the Mission's work and contributions in the fields of physical health, environmental balance, youth and women empowerment. Additionally, the Bal exhibition created by Nirankari children provided solutions to modern technological challenges based on spirituality and the Mission's ideology.
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