SAMALKHA, Oct 27:“The true significance of Brahm Gyan lies in imbibing its teachings and reflecting them in our thoughts, conduct, and actions.” These divine words were shared by Nirankari Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj while blessing the lakhs of devotees gathered on the concluding day of the 79th Annual Nirankari Sant Samagam.
The four-day Annual Sant Samagam, centred on the inspiring theme of ‘Awakening’, concluded last night in an atmosphere filled with devotion, divine love, and spiritual bliss. Having imbibed the invaluable spiritual teachings and carrying cherished memories of the Samagam, devotees gradually departed for their respective destinations with renewed faith and inspiration.
Addressing the vast human family, Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj explained that ‘Awakening’ is not confined merely to attending Satsangs or Samagams; rather, it is about living every moment with the constant awareness and experience of the Omnipresent Formless God. The true purpose of Brahm Gyan is fulfilled only when its teachings are translated into our thoughts, behaviour, and daily actions.
Satguru Mata Ji inspired everyone to cultivate positive thinking, love, compassion, and humility, while encouraging them to focus on the virtues of others rather than their shortcomings. She further emphasized that true spiritual awakening begins within one’s own home and personal life. By making Seva, Simran, and Satsang an integral part of life and by constantly experiencing the presence of the Almighty in every circumstance, one can lead a life that is both spiritually enriching and truly fulfilling.
On this occasion, Joginder Sukhija, Secretary of Sant Nirankari Mandal, expressed his heartfelt gratitude after receiving the divine blessings of Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj and Nirankari Rajpita Ramit Ji. He also conveyed sincere appreciation to the entire Sadh Sangat and to all the Government Departments whose wholehearted cooperation contributed to the successful organization of the Samagam. He expressed happiness that this year’s Samagam witnessed a larger gathering of devotees than in previous years and prayed for the continued growth of the Sangat in the years ahead.
The Kavi Darbar, organised on all four days of the Samagam, remained one of the major attractions of the event. Child poets, along with women and men poets, enthusiastically participated in the programme. A total of 80 poets presented their self-composed poems based on the central theme ‘Awakening’ in Hindi, Rajasthani, Punjabi, English, Haryanvi, Multani, Marathi, Bhojpuri, Sanskrit, and several other languages. Their heartfelt poetic expressions captivated the audience and were greatly appreciated by all present.
Thus, the 79th Annual Nirankari Sant Samagam concluded in an atmosphere permeated with the divine message of the Satguru, love, devotion, and humanity. Indeed, this sacred gathering emerged as a remarkable confluence of spiritual awakening, harmony, and universal brotherhood, inspiring countless devotees with the timeless message of Unity in Diversity and reaffirming the vision of one united human family.