78th Annual Nirankari Sant Samagam Preparations Underway on a Grand Scale

The 78th Annual Nirankari Sant Samagam of the Sant Nirankari Mission, true to the divinity and dignity of the previous years, is set to be held this year from 31 October to 3 November 2025 at the Sant Nirankari Spiritual Complex, Samalkha (Haryana). The sacred congregation will take place under the divine guidance of Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj and Nirankari Rajpita Ramit Ji, and its auspicious announcement has filled devotees’ hearts with immense joy and spiritual fervour.

Centred on the theme of “Aatm Manthan” (Self-Introspection), this year’s Samagam represents a unique and transformative spiritual journey — one where devotees will experience the bliss of seva (selfless service), simran (remembrance), and satsang (spiritual congregation) while awakening the inner light of Brahmgyan (God-realisation).

Preparations for this divine event are being carried out with utmost devotion, dedication, and selfless spirit. Devotees of all ages — young and old, men and women alike — are deeply engrossed in service. From the first ray of dawn to the last glow of dusk, the entire venue radiates the divine light of dedication and devotion. Some are carrying mud pans, others are setting up tents, while many are engaged in cleaning, water management, or food arrangements. The main gate of the 78th Annual Sant Samagam is also taking shape — a magnificent entrance symbolising love, harmony, and inner unity. All of this reflects that true spirit of surrender born out of the Satguru’s wisdom — for, as it is rightly said, “When service is infused with surrender, every moment becomes a celebration.”

The serene joy visible on the faces of these volunteers makes it clear that there is no fatigue, only radiance and bliss. This is the divine joy experienced only under the benevolent shade of the Satguru, through seva and devotion. As Satguru Mata Ji often reminds in her discourses: “Tan pavitra seva kiye, dhan pavitra diye daan, man pavitra Hari bhajan so, tribidh hoi kalyan.” (When the body engages in selfless service, wealth is used in charity, and mind remains absorbed in divine remembrance — all three lead to true salvation.)

Not only from across India but also from many countries around the world, lakhs of devotees will participate in this Sant Samagam. To welcome them, elaborate arrangements are being made for accommodation and other facilities. At railway stations, bus terminals, and airports, disciplined and well-trained Nirankari Sewadal volunteers, dressed in their blue and khaki uniforms, will warmly receive the devotees and escort them respectfully to their designated accommodation sites.

Indeed, this Samagam is not just an event — it is a festival of humanity and awakening of oneness, where devotees from diverse cultures, languages, and backgrounds embody the spirit of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam — “The world is one family.” Through the divine words of the Satguru, every soul is inspired to awaken its inner consciousness.

On this sacred occasion, every brother, sister, and well-wisher is warmly invited to be part of this grand spiritual celebration of love, peace, and unity.

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