Message of Expansion Towards the Infinite Broadcasted Successful Conclusion of the 77th Nirankari Sant Samagam

Mahesh Dhoundiyal - Delhi

On the final day of the 77th Annual Nirankari Sant Samagam, Nirankari Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj conveyed a profound message that God is infinite, and every aspect connected to this Infinite keeps expanding. After gaining the knowledge of the Supreme Being through Brahm Gyaan, when we connect with the Divine, every area of life experiences positive growth.

On the night of Monday, the three-day Nirankari Sant Samagam concluded successfully in a spiritually uplifting atmosphere. During this time, Satguru Mata Ji highlighted the ignorance-driven divisions in society, such as caste, lifestyle, and place of residence, which create discrimination. However, a Brahm Gyaan-based saint rises above these narrow distinctions and lives with a sense of equanimity. Satguru Mata Ji also emphasized the importance of childlike simplicity in devotion, stating that God is pleased by such innocence. A devoted soul, while being alert and conscious, remains unaffected by delusions and misconceptions. She urged the devotees to adopt the teachings received during the Samagam in their daily lives.

Multilingual Poet Darbar: A Confluence of Unique Creation
On the third day of the Nirankari Sant Samagam, the main attraction was the multilingual poet darbar, where 19 poets from across the world presented inspiring and enlightening compositions on the theme Expansion Towards the Infinite in Hindi, Punjabi, Multani, Haryanvi, and English. Additionally, events like the Bal Kavi Darbar (Children's Poetry Session) and Mahila Kavi Darbar (Women's Poetry Session) were special highlights of the Samagam, where young poets and poetesses expressed their emotions through their compositions.

Langar: A Living Presentation of the World as One Family
The Samagam complex had arrangements for Langar (community kitchen) service in four grounds, where 20,000 devotees were served prasadam simultaneously. Special arrangements were made for the disabled and elderly. In line with environmental consciousness, food was served in steel plates. Through the Langar, the vision of the world as one family was brought to life, where devotees from different cultural backgrounds and religious beliefs sat together and shared the divine meal.

Earlier, the coordinator of the Samagam committee, Rev. Joginder Sukhija Ji, expressed heartfelt gratitude on behalf of the entire Sangat (congregation) to Satguru Mata Ji and the esteemed Nirankari Rajpita Ji. He also thanked all the government departments that contributed their significant support to the successful organization of this holy Sant Samagam. Devotees, having cherished the divinity and teachings of this sacred occasion in their hearts, are now departing towards their respective destinations.