"Pollution, whether inside the mind or in the environment, is harmful." These words were expressed by Nirankari Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj during the Nirankari Sant Samagam held in Yamunanagar.
Thousands of devotees from Haryana, Punjab, Chandigarh, and Himachal Pradesh attended to seek the blessings of Satguru. Satguru Mata Ji further said that after attaining Brahmgyan (God-knowledge), the mind finds peace and stability.
Devotees always find joy and contentment in the will of God. Whether they are traveling in a four-wheeler or a two-wheeler, their purpose is limited to the means of travel or convenience.
Mata Ji explained that by using worldly resources with the awareness of God's presence at every moment, we can bring harmony to our spiritual and social lives.
Satguru Mata Ji also spoke about balancing anger and bitterness with harmony, noting that the realization of God guides us to make the right choices.
She encouraged everyone to contribute to keeping nature clean, beautiful, pure, and pristine. Satguru Mata Ji reminded everyone that just as we receive nature in its beautiful form at birth, it is our social responsibility to leave it in the same state.
Earlier, Nirankari Rajpita Ramit Ji extended warm wishes to all devotees for the upcoming 77th annual Nirankari Sant Samagam, scheduled to be held at the Nirankari spiritual site in Samalkha in two weeks.
Rajpita Ji expressed that every saint and devotee wishes that, just as Brahmgyan brought light to their lives and removed dark paths, the entire human race should also receive Brahmgyan to move from darkness to light.
When we move from darkness to light, the obstacles in life disappear. Similarly, after attaining Brahmgyan, a person’s state of mind changes, leading them to wish for the well-being of all.
He emphasized that truth, love, and humanity are the highest virtues. Shahbad's Zonal In-charge, Surendra Pal Singh Ji, expressed heartfelt gratitude to Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj and Nirankari Rajpita Ramit Ji and received their blessings.
He thanked the devotees who traveled from distant places, as well as the Yamunanagar administration, police administration, and all other departments for their cooperation and support.