Lessons on ‘Spirituality’ by President Pranav Mukherjee !

Pune (Maharashtra) : The Sages have given us guidance on ‘Eternal Truth’ since the ancient times. Indian culture has always given message of peace, love, mercy, sacrifice etc. against fights and wars. It has taught us about how to mend rather than how to break. If a person achieves spiritual progress, society also gets its benefits, stated the President, Mr. Pranav Mukherjee giving verbal guidance on spirituality. (Instead of giving sermons as per the published guidance of respective organizations, the President should first put such guidance in practice because not empty words but act as per the words and yearning can achieve expected effect; but will the President try to understand the same? – Editor, Dainik Sanatan Prabhat [DSP]) .

New Vaidik Cultural Centre constructed by ISKON in ‘Kondhva’ area, was inaugurated by him today. (Spiritual organizations should arrange to inaugurate spiritual complexes at the hands of Saints and Dharmacharyas rather than by rulers ! – Editor, Dainik Sanatan Prabhat [DSP]) when he expressed the above views. The other dignitaries who shared the dais with him were, Governor, K. Shankarnarayanan, Minister for Parliamentary affairs and Cooperation, Mr. Harshavardhan Patil, film actress and MP Hema Malini, mayor Vaishali Bankar, H. H. Gopalkrushna Swami from ISKON and swamijis viz. H. H. Radhanath Swami, Radheshyam Das and Gurucharandas who had come from abroad.

Highlights

1. The dignitaries lighted lamp without removing their footwear (Carrying out religious rituals like inaugurations in such manner will result in committing of sins ! – Editor, Dainik Sanatan Prabhat [DSP])

2. The whole program was conducted in English.

Source : DainikSanatanPrabhat

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