Chhatarpur. byThe horrific tragedy in Nepal has created problems for thousands of families. At such a time, India has once again set an example of humanitarian relations with its neighboring country. In this series, Bageshwar Dham of Chhatarpur has also extended a helping hand to the affected families of Nepal. With the help of Bageshwar Dham Jan Seva Samiti, four trucks filled with relief material have been sent to Nepal.
Special attention has been paid to the daily needs of the affected families in the relief material. Tarpaulins have also been sent along with rice, pulses, spices, salt, soybean oil, water, biscuits and snacks in one sack each. Apart from this, essential utensils like plate, glass and bowl are also included in the relief material. Manoj Trivedi, representative of Bageshwar Dham, reached Nepal and handed over the relief material along with Nepal Shishya Mandal to the Home Ministry of Nepal Government.
It was told that when the news of the tragedy in Nepal came to light, Pandit Dhirendra Shastri was in Japan. As soon as he got the information, he contacted the Nepali citizens living in Nepal and his disciple group. Instructed the Shishya Mandal to engage in service work without wasting any time and provide relief to the needy families. After this, relief material was collected in Bageshwar Dham and sent to Nepal through four trucks.
Pandit Dhirendra Shastri has described the relationship between India and Nepal as a relationship related to emotions and intimacy. He says that the relations between the two countries are not limited to just the borders but it is an age-old relationship of bread-daughter and emotions. In such a situation, standing with the neighboring country in its crisis is true humanity.
With the aim of giving direction to new thinking, positive energy and introspection to the young generation of the country i.e. Gen Z, a three-day 'Self-purification Meditation Shakti Shivir' was started from today in Bageshwar Dham. About 750 members from across the country have participated in the camp. In this three-day long camp, emphasis is being laid on mentally empowering the youth through yoga, meditation, spiritual practice and introspection.
The first day of the camp started with Yoga Sadhana in Brahma Muhurta. After Sadhana, Bageshwar Sarkar addressed the youth participating in the camp and informed them about the rules, objective of the camp and activities for the upcoming three days. Bageshwar government told the youth that this camp is not just a three-day program but an opportunity to look within oneself and understand life from a new perspective.
In these three days, efforts will be made to connect the mind and intellect with positive thoughts, reduce unnecessary mental burden and take out time for oneself. He said that the way we are living life now is not necessarily the only way to live it. There can be many new aspects of seeing and understanding life, which can be known through introspection and meditation.
Describing the youth as the future of the country, he said that in the coming times, today's young generation will lead the country and the world. Therefore, it is important not only to develop knowledge but also to develop wisdom, positive thinking, self-confidence and leadership abilities among the youth. Referring to the increasing impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the future, Bageshwar Government said that technology is changing rapidly and in the coming times, AI can bring a big change in human life and way of working. He said that instead of seeing AI only as a threat to employment, it should also be understood as an opportunity to improve human life.
He said that if technology takes over many routine and repetitive tasks of humans, then humans can have more opportunities to take out time for themselves, reduce stress, develop creative thinking and do something new for the society. Bageshwar Sarkar said that when machines will handle many tasks, then the biggest question before humans will be how they use their time and intelligence. This time can be important towards humanity, happiness, introspection and understanding the real purpose of life. With this thinking in mind, this three-day self-purification meditation power camp organized at Bageshwar Dham, Gen Z, is being seen as an initiative to give a new direction to mental peace, positive thinking and leadership while balancing it with technology.