‘Jagriti’ Illuminates Sant Samagam Preparations as Event Nears Completion

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‘Jagriti’ Illuminates Sant Samagam Preparations as Event Nears Completion

Thousands of Devotees from Yamunanagar to Attend the Four-Day Spiritual Congregation in Samalkha



Preparations for the 79th Annual Sant Samagam of the Sant Nirankari Mission have reached their final stage, with thousands of devotees from Yamunanagar district expected to attend the four-day spiritual congregation at the Sant Nirankari Spiritual Site in Samalkha from October 23 to 26.

The event will be held under the guidance and spiritual presence of Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj and Nirankari Rajpita Ramit Ji. The congregation is expected to draw lakhs of devotees from across India and abroad, bringing together people for spiritual reflection, devotion and service.

The central message of the samagam is to awaken consciousness through Brahm Gyan, illuminate hearts with love and make selfless service an integral part of life.

Preparations Reach the Final Stage

Baldev Singh, the local coordinator, said extensive arrangements were being made at the venue to ensure that devotees could participate comfortably in the congregation. Volunteers are working day and night, dedicating their time and effort to various aspects of the preparations.

Their collective work has transformed the vast grounds into a large spiritual township. Spacious pandals have been erected to accommodate devotees attending the programme.

Modern LED screens are also being installed at different locations across the venue. These will help people seated in different sections watch and listen to spiritual discourses, devotional songs and messages without difficulty.

Grand Welcome Gate Becomes a Major Attraction

A grand entrance gate created by devotees has emerged as a prominent attraction at the samagam venue. Its artistic design reflects the spirit of service, dedication, creativity and collective faith associated with the congregation.

The entrance is intended to welcome visitors in an atmosphere of love, warmth and equality. The structure also reflects the contribution of devotees who have joined hands to prepare the site for the annual gathering.

The preparations extend beyond physical infrastructure, with volunteers contributing to the arrangements through a spirit of cooperation and selfless service.

Venue Divided into Four Main Zones

Joginder Sukhija, secretary of the Sant Nirankari Mandal, said the arrangements were progressing in an organised manner with the inspiration and blessings of Satguru Mata Ji.

To support smooth operations, convenient movement and access to essential facilities, the entire venue has been divided into four major zones. Volunteers are working to finalise the arrangements in each section before the congregation begins.

The planning is intended to make movement across the site easier and help devotees access the facilities they require. Organisers are focused on completing the remaining work in time so that visitors do not face unnecessary inconvenience during the four-day event.

A Gathering Dedicated to Spiritual Awakening

The annual Sant Samagam is being presented as more than a religious gathering. It is an occasion for devotees to reflect on Brahm Gyan, devotion, spiritual awareness and the importance of service in everyday life.

Through discourses, devotional programmes and collective participation, the congregation seeks to encourage people to strengthen their connection with the Almighty and practise values such as love, universal brotherhood, mutual harmony and selfless service.

For devotees travelling from Yamunanagar and other places, the event will provide an opportunity to participate in a shared spiritual experience and renew their commitment to these values.

With the preparations nearing completion, volunteers are continuing their efforts to make the 79th annual congregation a well-organised gathering for devotees arriving from across the country and overseas.

NEWS NOTE

The 79th Annual Sant Nirankari Sant Samagam will be held from October 23 to 26 at the Sant Nirankari Spiritual Site in Samalkha. Thousands of devotees from Yamunanagar district are expected to participate.

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