• Disciples invite youth and residents to embrace inner peace and discipline

RS PURA: Retired Capt Kundal Lal Sharma, a devoted disciple of Vyasanand Ji Maharaj of Maharishi Mehi Brahm Vidyapeeth, Haridwar, along with fellow disciples, today held a press conference urging the people of Jammu District to participate in a two-day Santmat Satsang scheduled for March 29 and March 30 at Swarn Palace, Miran Sahib, Jammu.

Addressing the media, Capt Sharma highlighted the profound spiritual significance of the Santmat Satsang, emphasizing that it offers attendees a rare opportunity to experience the divine teachings and spiritual guidance of Vyasanand Ji Maharaj. The event will feature discourses, meditation sessions, and spiritual practices designed to foster inner peace, moral discipline, and overall personal upliftment, in alignment with the rich spiritual traditions of the Maharishi Mehi Brahm Vidyapeeth.

Capt Sharma particularly stressed the transformative impact this satsang can have on youth. In an era where young minds face unprecedented stress, distractions, and moral challenges, the teachings of Vyasanand Ji Maharaj are expected to inspire clarity of thought, emotional resilience, ethical conduct, and a sense of purpose. By participating in the satsang, youth will have an opportunity to develop self-discipline, mindfulness, and a deeper understanding of spiritual values, equipping them to navigate life with balance, compassion, and inner strength.

He further noted that the satsang will benefit all age groups, promoting not only individual spiritual growth but also community harmony, as devotees gather together in shared reflection, devotion, and mutual learning. The event is designed to encourage dialogue, meditation, and introspection, enabling participants to incorporate the timeless values of devotion, self-realization, and ethical living into their daily lives.

Capt Sharma assured that all arrangements have been made to ensure a serene and enriching environment, allowing participants to fully immerse themselves in the spiritual experience. He called upon the residents of Jammu, particularly the youth, students, and young professionals, to actively take part in this satsang and derive guidance from the teachings of Vyasanand Ji Maharaj, which have the potential to shape positive attitudes and foster moral responsibility.

Concluding the press conference, Capt Sharma extended a warm invitation to the public to join the two-day Santmat Satsang, describing it as an exceptional opportunity for spiritual growth, moral guidance, and personal transformation under the guidance of the revered Vyasanand Ji Maharaj.

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