JAMMU /DELHI, Oct 5: The 79th Annual Sant Samagam of the Sant Nirankari Mission will be held from October 23 to 26, 2026, at the Sant Nirankari Spiritual Site, Samalkha, bringing together devotees from different regions and backgrounds for a four-day spiritual gathering centred on love, service, harmony and human unity.
The Samagam will be held in the pious presence of Her Holiness Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj and Nirankari Rajpita Ramit Ji. This year’s central theme, “Awakening,” will focus on spiritual awareness and the transformation of human life through devotion, service and remembrance of the Divine.
According to the organisers, the gathering aims to spread the message of selfless service, dedication, peace and universal brotherhood. The spiritual programme will encourage devotees to strengthen their connection with the Divine while promoting compassion and harmony in society.
The theme “Awakening” highlights the belief that inner spiritual awareness can transform an individual’s outlook towards life. Through satsang, seva and devotion, devotees are encouraged to move towards greater peace, love and human welfare.
Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj has consistently emphasised the importance of service, satsang and remembrance of the Divine.
Extensive arrangements are being made at the Samagam site to ensure the convenience and comfort of devotees. The organisers said that special attention is being given to hospitality and other arrangements so that visitors can participate in the spiritual gathering in an atmosphere of warmth, discipline and harmony.
The Annual Sant Samagam is expected to witness participation from devotees belonging to diverse regions and cultural backgrounds. The organisers said the gathering would reflect the spirit of “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” — the world is one family — and promote the values of unity, mutual respect and peaceful coexistence.
The 79th Annual Sant Samagam is being presented as more than a spiritual gathering, with the organisers describing it as a celebration of humanity, service, harmony and oneness. Devotees from across the country are expected to attend the four-day programme and experience the message of spiritual awakening and universal brotherhood.