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West Bengal : Pranavananda Yuva Shibir started at Sheoratala Hindu Mandir





Jamtalahat (West Bengal) : A Hindu Youth Camp dedicated for the commemoartion to initiation to Sanyas (1913-2013) of Jagatguru Swami PranavanandaJi Maharaj, founder of renowned Bharat Sevashram Sangha and also Hindu Milan Mandir Movment, has been started at Sheoratala Hindu Mandir Complex in Southern part of West Bengal some 15 kilometer far from Gangasagar Shrine.

Under the direct initiative of Swami Pradiptanandaji Maharaj of Bharat Sevashram Sangha and with the full support of Arya Veer Dal Bengal, some 160 trainees have joined the 3 days camp for building their physical, spiritual and social strength to start a new life so dedicated to the establishment of Hindu Rashtra in Bharat.


 

Mostly the rural youth in adolescent stage are participating this camp subsiding their common features of poverty in their livelihood. Considering the expansion of the practice of Spiritual life and shunning their inbuilt Warrior Spirit, Sri Upananda Brahmachari, Sri Tapan Biswas and Sri Biswajit Mallick arranged this camp from 8th Feb to 11th Feb 2013 in a balanced frame work of both the theory and practical elements of confidence building, warrior spirit, Nation Building  and Hindu Activism.

Day – 1. With this local event of Hindu propagation, some 500 devotees welcomed Swami PradiptanandaJi, Swami ShuvarupnandaJi (Bharat Sevashram Sangha) and Swami AgamanandaJi (Halishahar Ramprasad Ashram), Acharya Yogesh Shastri (Arya Veer Dal) and Sri Upananda Brahmachari (Editor, Hindu Existence) at Jamtalahat and took out an attractive  procession in the adjacent villages. In every village roadside villagers thronged to welcome the dignitaries and showered flowers with dharmik rituals.

In the opening session of Camp, Swami Pradiptanandaji hoisted the saffron flag and Swami Shuvorupanandaji lit the oil lamp with vedic chanting. After that the trainees were divided into 6 (six) groups to get into physical culture in the field for 2 hrs. Before that Swami Pradiptananda inspired the assembled trainees about their character building and National responsibilities.

In the evening session Mr. Dilip Ghosh (Hindu Jagran Manch) lectured on “Hinduism is Nationalism in Bharat” and Swami Divyajanandaji exhorted on the Divine and Organisational life of Swami Pranavananda.

A disciplined routine, Yoga and Pranayam,  Satvik food and participation in Guru Pujan and recitation from Gita are the important parts in this training. Eminent dignitaries are likely to attend this training camp to make it a grand success as a journey to Hindu Rashtra in Bharat within 2025.

Jayatu Jayatu Hindu Rashtram !

Source : Hindu Existence

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