Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan organized a Devotional concert for the 19th ITBP Battalion at Sarahan, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh on 28th May 2022. The spiritual preacher of the concert Sadhvi Kalindi Bharti Ji, a disciple of His Holiness Ashutosh Maharaj Ji (Founder & Head DJJS) shared her inspirational and thought-provoking insights on the theme ‘Patriotism and Spirituality’ with all the members of the Battalion and other eminent guests attending the devotional concert.
The event commenced with Ganesh Vandana followed by the soulful patriotic music orchestrated by the disciple musicians on stage. The entire atmosphere was infused with patriotic zeal and fervor. Sadhvi Ji accentuated that spirituality is beyond religion, culture or political boundaries. A truly patriotic person is the one who is spiritually inclined and is ready to sacrifice his personal interests for the benefit of the entire humanity. Love for the nation is supreme love and dedication towards the motherland, is an epitome of patriotism. Inner enlightenment ignites the spirit of true patriotism by awakening the minds to engage in selfless service and devotion to humanity.
DJJS representative proclaimed that Self-Realization makes the armed forces personnel self-aware and more vigilant. The power of self-enlightenment protects our warriors from stress and enhances their faith and courage in tough times. A self-realized individual can encounter the external world challenges in the most efficient ways and can contribute to nation building as well as maintaining cordial relations with the entire world.
Sadhvi Ji concluded that Self-actualization stimulates the inner transformation of a human being which acts as a facilitator in bringing the positive changes in the internal environment and external environment and promotes equanimity and universal brotherhood. The ideology of DJJS of global peace through self-awakening was an insightful inspiration for all attending the devotional concert and they appreciated the effort of the organization in this regard.
