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Part 1: A Republic Day Gathering at the Gurukul The main guest is Gulsājī Begum Komira Nāman, and all the other guests are Agantuk brothers, sisters, beloved students, and all my individual gurus. Thank you for liking it. Always make ourselves so that always, always... always... Thank you for liking it! The liking of liking... Thank you for liking it! You will all cooperate in making Gurudev’s dream come true. Thank you. Hari Om. You will achieve ease, and the name of this Gurukul Āśram will shine throughout the entire Rājasthān. The challenges ahead are great, every difficulty is significant, and after many years of walking this path, the nights of sorrow are long. Whom shall I tell, who will listen? This homeland is dear to you alone, those who speak in the name of dharma. It is like brotherhood, a symbol of national unity. This national festival inspires knowledge. In the presence of our Viśvagurujī, it is a matter of great honor that this national festival is being celebrated. On this auspicious occasion of Raṣṭrīya Parama Kī Śōbhā, I extend my heartfelt greetings to all the warm-hearted citizens present here today. I am going to advance the link of the kārakam. With a stick in hand, the dancer is presenting the performance of the water element. As a first-time speaker addressing students, I feel a bit shy. So, in your message, our statements of visions, visions of visions, the grand presentation, the presentation in your presentation, and I am not speaking to you about these visions, about these small, small,... small ones. Thank you for liking it. Program. Svāmījī Govind Pada. Blessed by Purī Swāmī Govindapāda, Śaṅkara, amidst the contemporary cultural and intellectual environment of Kāśī, would hold daily satsaṅg and give discourses, which attracted large numbers of people from far and wide. Among them, a boy named Sanandana became a disciple of the Śaṅkarācārya. Sanandana Vilakṣaṇa Purī Thā Sanandana Vilakṣaṇa Purī Thā... Sūrya Koṭi Samā Prabhāla, Nirvighnaṁ Kurumē Dēva, Sarvakāryēṣu Sarvadā Alabhyā, I invite you all to participate in this contest, and with my strength, I will fully awaken the pure, unblemished intellect—will you all join me in this contest? Gurudev, I have taken the contest. Tell me the method, tell me, perform it. Very excellent, very excellent, Sanandana. Did you see? How Sanandana contrasted the unmanifested intellect with the manifest in a very short time. Sanandana, you may proceed with your daily duties. Thank you, Gurudev. Or all that is unmanifested consciousness contrasts with buddhi. Gurudev. I bow to Gurudev. I offer my respects to Gurudev. No, it cannot be like that. Sanandana, Sanandana, where are you? He will be now. He will simply be. No, Sanandana will be now. Sanandana, Sanandana. Gurujī acknowledged to me that I would already be eloquent. I will be from here, because it will be bestowed upon me. Therefore, I do not need to strive for it. Sanandana found the way. Gurujī. Gurujī. Guru Dev Guru Dev... Guru Dev Guru Dev... At the feet of our Gurudev, Viśvaguru, Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, Paramahaṁsa, Svāmījī, Śrī Meśvarānandajī, Mahārāj, we all take the vow to offer ourselves completely. The impossible is possible through the Guru; the impossible is possible through the Guru. He removes all obstacles, the supreme Brahmā is the bestower, He makes everything possible, He makes everything possible. Viśvāśānti Agradūta, Śrī 1008 Śrī, Viśvaguru, Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, Paramahaṁsa, Svāmī Śrī Meśvarānanda Purī Jī, Mahārāj, Let us once again chant Jodhā Jai Viśvaguru, Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, Paramahaṁsa, Svāmī Śrī Meśvarānanda Purī Jī, Mahārāj, Kī... The next step in the program is the poem "Bhārat Deś Mahān" by Anil Pāñcavī Bākā, a student. After that, for English, just stay attentive and ready. Mahāprabhudīpa Karatā Mahāprabhudīpa Karatā... Mahāprabhudīpa Teachers and all who are here watching, let us give thanks to this great occasion, the greatest democracy in the world. That was once more than, I mean, India’s 62nd Republic Day, as you all know, 61 years ago on this very day our country became a republic. I would like to want to want... Always, always... We can be happy to have been revealed to the true simplicity in the world. We are all made simple in the eyes of the constitution. We can be happy that we came to the means only 64 years ago and when we came to them. We were a land that was completely relaxed about others for our own needs, whether it was life, technology, learning, or something else. But because of some accidental front of India and India which is because of him because of him... That is why we have made tremendous progress in all countries. We have made to do to do... That is something, and it is its own morality, ethics, and the flow of our culture. Thanks to people like Svāmījī who dedicated their entire lives to that one purpose, to establish the supremacy of the great principles in the world. We can observe and appreciate in the luminous mediums of information the appearance of creation as it unfolds from our own life. We all contemplate the question of desire, thoughts, and character. This is because it is always written in the sound of corruption in the delusion of our life. We always write about their records of corruption in Delhi. We have always lost the currency of the step. Because we are students of the gurukula, we have always lost the currency of the step and etiquette,... It is our moral duty to first bring harmony to our home, for someone rightly said that transformation begins at home. Svāmījī, we need, day by day, all of us—students, teachers, everyone present here or expected today—to offer our love so that we can joyfully say we are Indians who are Jagat Guru in the true sense of the world. In general, I would like to want to want... Under the guidance of Karamīrjī, the students have been immersed today in the bliss of creation itself. From the stage, the teachers’ collective prayer rises as a sacred offering, like the next link in the chain of karma, a golden bowl of pure devotion. Before the Artic District of Amara Deś was complete, it is still continuously unfolding. It was destined to be a world teacher and a beacon, first, first,... first. Presented by the students of Viśvadīp Gurukul through the dance of Bhārat’s glory. They have a strong, powerful rhythm. On the occasion of Republic Day, today among us is Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, Dr., from Hanumān Ghāṭ Sonār Purā, Vārāṇasī. Svāmī Śrī Banvarī Purī Jī, or from Puṇagar Maṭ, Abhe Purī Jī is present. I extend heartfelt greetings to the Vidhjālā family. In the next segment of the program, I am going to call upon Sūpī Sant Begum Gulsā Jī. Please welcome her with respect. Let us be inspired by her words. Revered Saint Begum Gulsā Jī, please bless us once again with your powerful presence. Good evening, teachers. I believe this is explained during my days as a teacher. When we teachers taught, that was how it was. And I must say that the teachers of Viśvādīpa Gurukul Vidyālaya are very, very grateful to be here, because they have such a supreme person, they have a person who is... Thank you for liking it! As I mentioned later, Hindi is somehow good. So, I cannot converse much, because I can only speak about today, but what I want to say, I cannot say in Hindi, that is my biggest problem. But, in general, I just wanted to say what students are, what students of today are. Thank you to our friends. You are the essence of the day, and the morning will be the future. I think that, as someone was saying here, I think I don’t know, there is something... something... Thank you for following the channel. But we cannot contemplate these things because we have already walked this path. Perhaps I would say that this day before me belongs to the days I spent at school. Perhaps I would belong to every student. I know how the students feel, I know how the students feel when they leave school. I know how children behave when they are 16-17 years old. Everything is very, very... If you come to a glass jar, make it so that I wish I had listened to what I did at school. So, my only word is that you are in this flock, which is so close, which is so close, and I saw that it is close to every student, and I think I had tears in my eyes because I saw how close it was. I think Svāmījī came to my chest today. Thank you. Every sant Begam Gulsā Jī shared in her own words that upon seeing the program conducted by the students of the gurukul, she felt her own school life come alive again. He had mentioned in his discourse that the age of 16, 17, 18 in a student’s life is a delicate phase, during which we all should preserve our culture in our lives. After being blessed by Bāvjī Mahārāj, I became emotional. In the next episode of the program, I am going to present Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara Dr. from Hanumān Ghāṭ, Sonārpura, Vārāṇasī. Please bless us with your words, Svāmī Śrī Banvarī Purī Jī Mahārāj, as we are honored by the students of Viśvadīp Guru Kul. In this program inaugurated by them, journalists Lakṣmaṇ Jī Parījar from Rājasthān Patrikā and from Dainik Bhāskar... Dīppal has arrived, and I warmly welcome the Vidhjālaj Parivāra. Along with them, I extend heartfelt greetings to Ajay Jī Sen Sāhab, who is doing the videography. I warmly welcome the Vidhjālaj Parivāra and Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara Dr. on the stage. Svāmī Śrī Banvarī Purī is our Pūjā, Mahāmaṇḍaleśvarānanda Śrīmahārāja, and his grace and his grace, and his grace,... and his grace. On the occasion of the Croatian Republic Day, all the religious and cultural communities of India, which are called national minorities or national heritage communities, are celebrated everywhere today. Always, always... always the ear is pricked by the sound of bliss. Her shelter is in the heart of the right hand. This is very, very... But here we hope that from childhood to the age of seven, or eighteen, twenty, or twenty-five years, whether it is student life, school life, college life, or university life, whatever comes in their life, they learn a great deal from it. The greatest thing is cāritra. If there is any kind of cāritra... Everyone who is in our country should make it... To liberate, those people should come forward. I have many desires from the students. As I know, this speech does not have much fear, just as Svāmījī is bound within limits. Because the tongue is bound by the limits of the mouth, we cannot speak for too long. I feel such a strong urge to unfold from this dense darkness. Somadī are always always... Agradūta, Śrī Śrī 1008 Śrī, Viśvaguru Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, Paramahaṁsa Svāmījī Śrī, Meśvarān Purī Jī Mahārāj, kindly bless us with your gracious words. The respected head of the village council, Jādan Śrīman Lakṣmaṇ Jī Sen Sāhab, is present among us along with the Vidhjalē family. I offer my heartfelt salutations to them and humbly request Lakṣmaṇ Jī Sen Sāhab to kindly take the seat. Or may He bless us with His own words. Lakṣmaṇ Jī Sen Sāhab said: In the light of Bhagavān’s Svāmījī Mahēśvarānanda Mahārāj, residing on the sacred seat, Śrī Śrī Ekadār Śrī Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara Svāmī Mahēśvarānanda Pūrī Jī Mahārāj, near our village. Maṭādhiś Śrīmanrī Abhepurjī Mahārāj, Svāmī Śrī Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, Jasrat Purī Jī Mahārāj, Chief Teacher of Iśvidālike, Respected Gurus, Journalist Friends, Śrīman Lakṣmaṇjī Parījar, Honored Guests, Everyone, Everyone. So, on the day 26th January 1950, the constitution of our country was established. Within that constitution, all of India, according to its own laws, in accordance with the constitution, advances the country and its governance, and establishes its name abroad. In this way, our very own Śrī Maheśvarānanda Mahārāj of this āśram has made the name of entire Hindustān, the entire world, renowned. On this occasion, heartfelt congratulations to all the revered gurus, all the members of the cāt sātra, and all the staff of this āśram on this day. With this, Jai Hind, Jai Bhārat. Thank you for liking it.... Behold so deeply, behold so deeply, Tomorrow the water will burn, the head will bow and fall, A vessel of millions of sins, a vessel of millions of sins, World teacher, Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, Paramahaṁsa, Svāmī Śrī, Meśvarānandajī, Mahārāj, of Liberated Bābājī Sen Sāhab has bestowed blessings upon the wise ones; Bābājī Mahārāj’s blessings. May all be happy, may all be free from illness, may all see what is auspicious, may no one suffer, oṁ, śāntiḥ, śāntiḥ, śāntiḥ. Salutations to Bhārat Mātā, to Dīp Nārāyaṇa Bhagavān, to Sanātana Dharma, to the Creator of the infinite cosmos, to the Sustainer of creation, to the Paramātmā residing in every heart. Endless prostrations, with folded hands and full surrender, at the lotus feet of Haradī Śrī Gurudev Kiśub. Revered Pūjyapāda, Honored Havare Adrṇīja, Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara of the Jūnā Akhāḍā, Śrī Varkapurī Jī Mahārāj, Banvarī Purī Jī, Dr. Banvarī Purī Jī, Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara Jasrāj Purī Jī, Pradhānācārya Jī, the former serpents of Jādan, Śrī Lakṣmaṇ Jī, all respected... In the history of humanity, India has never invaded any country, nor has it ever attacked any nation. Part 2: The Eternal Light of Sanātana Dharma India is the nurturer of a culture, the mother of all cultures. India is the mother of all sciences, the mother of all religions—the eternal Dharma. The heritage of India is a peaceful one. One sādhu said that in a country where religious texts and respect for sannyāsīs, sādhus, and saints no longer remain, the culture of that country cannot survive. But dear ones, some traditions, philosophies, and forms of politics have come and gone in this world. However, sanātana culture, sanātana dharma, is an unchanging, eternal, beginningless dharma; no one can destroy it. This culture of ours will never perish; it will always remain on this earth for the protection and welfare of all living beings. Everyone knows that paramparā is what is known as Sufism. Just as Hindu, Christian, Muslim, Sikh, and Jain are known, so too is Sufism. In Turkey, there is a significant land known as Konya. Within it were great Sufi saints. I am there, and I am there, and... I am there. It is certain that all of you, from one generation to the next, are like a strong thread today, and tomorrow that same thread will become the future. I tell you this: children are the culture of the morning. In the direction in which people move, the earth will also move in that direction. All lands, their friendships are against opposing lands, ethical and moral lands. Because of attacks or setbacks, we must treat every place as a good friend. In the Bible it is said: love your friend, love your neighbor. If everyone listens, especially all those who identify as Christians, they will not wage wars, they will not cause suffering. But we will not follow your teachings. Tulsīdāsa says in the Rāmāyaṇa: compassion is dharma, sin is dharma, pride is dharma. Tulsīdāsa does not say when it is lakṣaṇa, prāṇa. The Quran says that if you unite one love, you unite all love. So, dharma is called dharmu, and dharmu is dharmu which is dharmu which... is dharmu. Ataṅgvāda is that which belongs to no religion; for it, there is no place, no boundary, no religion. But in reality, a person with a dhārmik disposition will only bring the message of peace to this world. The day will come when it will be known that the light of the day is not only in India, but throughout the entire world. Wherever the message of Bhārata is sent, wherever the mission of Bhārata is carried out, there the light will shine brightly, and our revered path will also be illuminated and followed. In a university assembly, it was said to students from America that if you do not study with focus, then the people coming from India will surpass us in America; they will establish their dominance. Because their brain is so good in studies, the Americans and the English know that the knowledge of India never spreads, O Illumined One. On October 2nd, Gandhi Jayantī, the Sayugdrashtra Sangh announced that in October, the day of Ahiṃsā is celebrated throughout the pure world, coinciding with Gandhijī’s birthday—a day known to all. October is Non-Violence Day, honour to Mahātmā Gandhijī’s anniversary. Ātam Brahma Prakāśa Śrīpūjya Bhagavān Dīpa Nārāyaṇa. Dina Brahma Upadeśa Mādhavānanda Ānandabhaya Pāya Bhārata Neṣa. Bhārata Mātā kī... Mahātmā Gandhijī kī Dīpa Nārāyaṇa Bhagavānakī Viśvadīpa. Gurukula kī sahāti sahāti. I would like to express my gratitude and thanks to our friend, Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara Svāmījī Jasrāja Purī. Yes, the one who is with his body, mind, and his own... That will be the whole of India. And the students here, I don’t know how often I will be leaving, but I would like to see all of you arranged like Bhāratīya Rājadūta, the ambassador of India in various countries. I would like to see some of you as the President of India, as the Prime Minister of India, and as the Chief Minister of Rājasthān—great leaders of this country who will see the whole world. Nothing is impossible; where there is a will, there is a way. If you do not concentrate, you will fall; just as you step, so you will proceed forward. Once, the eye was the seer, but no one had yet given it the power to see. I would like to share a little story. Please do not speak Hindi, speak in Mārvāṛī. There was a stone on the path. On one path, there was a stone; the sages stumbled upon it. To the light. If I take him and strike with a hammer, then what will you do with this worthless fellow in front of me? I will make it so that those who stumble will prostrate before you with full devotion, performing sāṣṭāṅga daṇḍavat. Where, by making a beautiful mūrti of Bhagavān, and performing prāṇa pratiṣṭhā abhiṣeka, it was placed in the temple, and those very people who used to stumble began coming and offering sāṣṭāṅga daṇḍavat praṇāma. In the same way, there are children left in our gurukula who are not receiving proper respect here and there; they keep facing obstacles. When you come there, you will become so great that people will bow to you, honour you, respect you, and praise you. It is hot, very hot, the sun is hot. Mārvāḍ, be like the poets who practice bhakti, my child, do what you must. There, in the āśrama, you were working very hard. Especially, we are all here—the audience is very happy and appreciative. We liked it very much, all your cultural programs and performances. It was full of joy, full of knowledge, full of lessons—a very educational program. We learned a lot from it. And one of them was when Gurudeva was speaking, the disciples did not think and could not grasp, but they got caught up in the words as Gurudeva spoke. And what happened? He spoke on the veranda. Guru Vākya, Guru Vākya alone; it is only by the grace of the Guru. Meditation’s root is the Guru; the form of worship’s root is the Guru; the root of the mantra is the Guru; the root of liberation is the Guru’s word and grace. One who respects their Gurujana and acquires knowledge thereby crosses the ocean of existence. So, the program was very beautiful, wonderful. And to all our dear souls gathered here, a warm welcome to everyone. Thank you for coming! Thank you for liking it. Lead us from death to immortality. May there be well-being for all. May there be peace for all. May there be auspiciousness for all. May there be fullness for all. May all beings in all the worlds be happy. I am the doer, the illuminator, the great illuminator. I am the One alone. Oṃ Tryambakaṃ Yajāmahe Sugandhiṃ Puṣṭivardhanam। Urvārukamiva Bandhanān Mṛtyormukṣīya Mā'mṛtāt॥ Oṃ Śāntiḥ Śāntiḥ Śāntiḥ... Thank you for liking it. Now I will say two things in English for our distinguished delegations. Now you will see everything we have done. Today is India’s Independence Day, the day when the Constitution of India was inaugurated and India became a republic. Today is celebrated in the world of India with great joy, great joy and the glory of all the heroes of the world for their own... Beautiful souls, hearts, bhaktas, devotees coming from different parts of the world, I welcome you again today here to this program. Thank you. Oṃ Śānti. Thank you for following the channel. All of this is always always. Please come with kindness, and express your gratitude. After this, there will be a distribution of sweets; to enliven the stage, sweets will be given to the students, and to enliven the stage, Śrīpāla and Amītajī will continue to provide the melody of Mañjī. I now request, please present your gratitude to Devīpikā Śrīmatī Sīmā Jī Dāve for reading. Hari Oṃ Svāmījī, offering countless salutations at the holy feet of 1008 Meśvarānanda Purī Jī Gurudeva, and countless obeisances at the holy feet of Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, Svāmījī, Śrī Jasrāja Purī Jī. I offer countless salutations to Banvārī Purī Jī, Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara Jī, who has come from the Ivam Juna Akhāṛā. From the stage, I extend heartfelt welcome, greetings, and gratitude on behalf of all the guests and the Viśvaguru Kula Vidyālaya to those who have taken time out of their busy schedules. In this place, offer all the respect and reverence to our revered sages and their teachings. Right away, He brought us face to face with our own inner sanctuary and inspired us to enter it brightly. Today is a very auspicious day for us, as we are celebrating our Republic Day in the presence of Bāvajī Mahārāja and so many sādhu saints. Regarding the glory of the saints, it is said that the Vedas themselves do not fully know the glory of the saints; what has been heard, that much has been spoken. If even the Vedas and saints cannot comprehend the glory, then what else can we say? The saint is like the sun of the scriptures; when he is absorbed in samādhi, he shines forth, yet he bestows coolness like the moon. Similarly, the saint dwells within our hearts and blesses us with coolness in every field, offering us blessings and benedictions. I have this hope that time and again you will continue to bless us with your love and blessings in this way, and our future will keep shining bright. Finally, I want to say these four lines: This is the dedication of Viśvadīpa, this is the dedication of Viśvadīpa; there will never be a lack of light, there will never be a lack of light. Keep nurturing it with your love just like this, keep nurturing it with your love just like this, oh our dear ones. Guest, just as you are being honoured today, you will continue to be honoured again and again. Hari Oṃ Viśvaguru Mahārāja’s blessings, Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara Hari Oṃ, our India will always be Viśvaguru Rāo Jī, and always, our culture, which is universal... I am filled with joy; this offering to Viśvādhipa is made for the protection of all cultures. Thank you all for being with us. Parahita Sarva Viśvagurujī resided in Jādaṇa Dhāma. This is a spiritual lecture about Yoga in the Indian tradition. All the saints and monks are welcomed to our āśrama by lighting the candles. I would like to ask Śrī Mehaṃdajī and Śrī Premānandajī to blow out the candles of Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, Svāmī Banvārī Pūrī Jī. Svāmījī, Svāmījī... Present the bhajana to the one on whom Bābājī Mahārāja has bestowed his grace and given the offering, and give 100 rupees as a token of respect. Lakṣmaṇa Siṃha Jī, on behalf of Bābājī Mahārāja. Viśva Śānti Agradūta Śrī Śrī 1008 Śrī Viśvaguru Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara Paramahaṃsa Svāmījī Śrī Meśvarānandājī is honouring all artists and creators by allocating a budget of 2100 rupees. I humbly request the Pradhānācārya Śrīman Samundalājī Ujjā Sāhab to please come to the stage. Lakṣmaṇajī Sāhab is offering you 2100 rupees. Please give a strong welcome to Bāojī Mahārāja with applause. The applause will be very auspicious. Lakṣmaṇajī Sāhab has informed that Viśvaguru Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara Paramahaṃsa Svāmī Śrī Meśvarānanda Purī Jī Mahārāja... We will give 200 rupees to the students. Let us give a big round of applause for Lakṣmaṇajī. Let us welcome all the applause. Sweets will be distributed to the students on the stage. Paraprabhudīpa Paraprabhudīpa... Paraprabhudīpa Paraprabhudīpa... Liking, liking. Beloved child, please come to my land. I am humbly requesting Umā Jī to kindly honour Sufi Sant Begum Gulsā Jī by draping her with a shawl. Mom, what is he doing? Umā Jī is respectfully unveiling and honouring the Sufi Saint Begum Gulsā Jī. Strike the drum with force. Happy with the programs presented by the students of the Gurukula, 500 rupees were received from Sufi Sant Gursā Jī on behalf of Dīvaja Dhāma, 100 rupees from Chaudharī Hotel, which is outside the ashram, and 100 rupees were received from Puru Sanrpaṇa Śrīman Lakṣmaṇa Jī Sen. For them, a powerful round of applause. Today, once again, we present the eighth lesson of the bhajana class. Victory to Māmatā Bāvajī! Svāmījī Jī’s bhajana was presented by Māmatā and her friends. Reach your destination, children. Reach your destination, children.... Dvīpalālajī Pārsā Sāhab from Pālī Vālo has contributed 500 rupees. Similarly, Dīparāma Jī, the contractor from Sojasa City, has contributed 200 rupees. For them, let us once again applaud with joined hands, as was encouraged by Śrīpāla. Dvēndarajī, Jitēndarajī Dāve, Maṇi Śarma, Anilajī Azmerā, Dineśī Mālvīye. Emotions can be transcended, they have already been released, and now their melody is about to resonate on the stage. Are you ready, Sen Avatārapurī? How is the essence of Bāvujī’s bhajanas, in which Bāvujī’s own soul is worshipped. Colourful Hotel... Foreign Foreign... 8000 Rupees 8000 Rupees... Every person, all people in their school are Croatian Croatian... Croatian. Jaya will also arrange prasāda for the visiting guests. You all must be very pleased to know that the supreme devotee of Bhagavān, the beloved disciple of our revered Śrī Gurudeva from the ashram, our Narendra Chaudharī Jī, who lives in Mumbai, has a large business, is a dedicated servant, serves the Bāva, serves Gau Māta, serves the poor. Thank you all for liking him.