Grand devotional satsang of world famous Shri Sudhanshu ji Maharaj begins
Haryana Governor Bandaru Dattatreya meets Sudhanshu Maharaj
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Apr 15, 2022 08:13
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Panchkula, April 15, 2022: In the presence of world famous saint Sudhanshu Maharaj ji, a huge devotional satsang started today at Shivdham Ashram on Morni Road. The Governor of Haryana, Mr. Bandaru Dattatreya also reached the satsang venue to meet Sudhanshu Maharaj ji. The program of satsang will continue till April 17.
After lighting the lamp, there were divine discourses of the great saint Sudhanshu Maharaj. He said that only a true Guru leads a person on the path of enlightenment, so that the obstacles like doubt, ego and ignorance are removed and the future can be illuminated by the light of knowledge.
He said that the Guru first humbles the disciple; gives him proper direction to serve the society; and qualifies for the welfare of all. Guru plays various roles in the life of his disciple, sometimes as a father, sometimes as a friend, sometimes as a philosopher, sometimes as a guide and sometimes as a strict teacher. But in all these different aspects of a teacher the ultimate goal is the same - "not to let the disciple deviate from the path of truth and to help him achieve the real goal of his life". It is the greatest gift by a guru to his disciple.
On the auspicious occasion of Purnima Darshan on 16th April, Maharaj Shree will give special blessings to his followers. On April 17, after meditation in the morning, Maharaj Shree will give Guru Mantra initiation at 11 am. On both the days from 5 to 7 in the evening, Maharaj ji will explain the art of living by giving supernatural discourses.
Apart from Panchkula, Chandigarh and Mohali, thousands of devotees from many states including Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Himachal, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh came to listen to the discourse in the satsang. Sudhanshu Ji Maharaj is a renowned preacher and founder of Vishwa Jagriti Mission. He has more than one crore devotees across the world and more than 2.5 million disciples.
