Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan (DJJS), under the supreme divine grace of Divya Guru Shri Ashutosh Maharaj Ji, organised seven day Shri Krishna Katha at the DJJS Campsite, Gangeshwar Bajrangdas Chauraha, Sector 9, Near Amitabh Pulliya, Govindpur, Prayagraj, U.P. from 22nd to 28th January 2025. The magnificent religious discourse witnessed the presence of numerous devotees and dignitaries at the event. The katha aimed at sharing the eternal method of seeing God and showing the ultimate path of salvation, which devotees search for at the sacred event of MahaKumbh.
World-renowned Katha orator and preacher disciple of His Holiness Shri Ashutosh Maharaj Ji, Sadhvi Aastha Bharti Ji encouraged devotees to pursue the supreme purpose of life- which is to see God within and embark upon the path of righteousness. A group of Brahm Gyan initiated Ved Mantra chanting devotee disciples chanted the vedic mantras creating spiritual ambience and marking the holy beginning of the event. The Katha commenced with a humble prayer at the lotus feet of Lord Krishna. Sadhvi Ji beautifully took the audience to the bronze age through her divine words and shared incidents bringing to life many scenarios of the time.
Sadhvi Ji flawlessly narrated Katha, based on the holy scripture portraying life of Lord Krishna and the life lessons he shared for mankind. Lord Krishna, born inside the prison-cell, faced multiple challenges to even survive being an infant, however, became the heartthrob of the entire Gokul by his mischievous plays. Lord Krishna's life has been supremely revolutionary and inspiring since his childhood days when he conveyed the divine messages to the world through his joyful acts. Sadhvi Ji kept on unfolding the divine secrets and revealed gems of spirituality for seven continuous days in front of all devotees. She also explained the true meaning of spirituality, features of a Perfect Master like Lord Krishna and how the teachings of Lord are yet to be executed in one's life.
On the battlefield of Kurukshetra, when Lord Krishna spoke about Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, and shared ultimate solutions to Arjuna's queries, he also talked about the eye of knowledge when Arjuna finally surrendered himself at the feet of Lord Krishna. Lord then bestowed 'Divine-Eye' (Divya Chakshu) to Arjuna so he could see the 'Universal Form' of Lord Krishna within his own soul. Afterwards, all of Arjuna's remaining queries vanished and he could experience the immense flow of positivity, God's spirit, mental peace and focus. Arjuna also understood the supreme purpose and the divine motive, for which he should fight and contribute in his role to establish righteousness. In today's digital age, when everyone is loaded with over-information, one must seek only one knowledge- to know thyself that is: Divine-Knowledge (Brahm Gyan). We too need a Perfect Master like Lord Krishna with whose grace, we could obtain Divine Knowledge, thus getting our ‘Divine-Eye’ activated and experience God within.
Divya Guru Shri Ashutosh Maharaj Ji is one such Master who bestowed the very same Divine-Knowledge (Brahm Gyan) to millions of seekers who had genuine curiosity and surrendered themselves like Arjuna. Following the commandments of the master and regular meditation based on Divine-Knowledge, many devotees have experienced inner-transformation within themselves thus contributing to achieving the ‘World Peace’ the mission of the organization.
Audience was grateful, feeling supremely blessed to hear the enlightening discourse. Eminent guests marked their valuable presence in the event. The series of devotional songs kept the minds engaged with the Katha and insightful narration provided multiple solutions concerned with today's modern world. The Katha was exquisitely covered by various digital and print media such as Dainik Bhaskar, The Cliff News, Sanyam Bharat, Jan Bharat Mail, Veer Arjun, News Detail & many more. Guests highly admired the Katha and showed keen interest in joining the various initiatives of the organization. DJJS invites all seekers to start their spiritual journey.
