Hindu Spiritual and Service Foundation Organizes Sant Samagam Intellectual Symposium in Jaipur

Jaipur, September 03, 2024 – The Hindu Spiritual and Service Foundation (HSSF) announced the fourth Hindu Spiritual and Service Fair, scheduled to take place from September 26 to September 30 at Dussehra Ground, Adarsh Nagar, Jaipur. Ahead of the event, a Sant Samagam Intellectual Symposium was held today under the foundation’s banner.

The symposium saw participation from esteemed Mahamandaleshwars, heads of various religious institutions, business leaders, and intellectuals from social organizations across the state. They expressed their views on Hindutva and its significance in today’s world.

Somkant Sharma, the state secretary of HSSF, highlighted that intellectuals from various sectors discussed the extensive service work being carried out by Hindus in different fields. He emphasized that Hindutva is incomplete without service activities. The saints shared their thoughts on the importance of spirituality in Hindu life and stressed the need to instill spiritual awareness and knowledge of Sanatan Dharma in children from a young age. They stated that only by connecting with spirituality can one attain God.

The event, held in the sacred premises of the Swaminarayan Temple, was attended by approximately 35 revered saints, intellectuals from various sectors, prominent business leaders, and their secretaries. They all agreed that the Hindu society has always been an inspiring force in life. The organizations present at the symposium pledged to play an active role in the upcoming Hindu Spiritual and Service Fair and committed to working towards social welfare. All organizations will collaborate on service activities as Hindus and work together to preserve Indian culture.

Balmukund Acharya Ji from Hathoj Dham, along with other prominent leaders, emphasized that the Hindu society does not need to be divided into different religions, organizations, or castes, as all are united under the umbrella of Hindutva. He stressed that Hindutva itself is a complete society and that unity can help resolve any problem. He called for imparting spiritual and mythological knowledge to children from a young age to eradicate societal evils. He also noted that Hindutva has led India to be recognized as a ‘Vishwa Guru’ (world teacher), and its influence is acknowledged globally.

The event was graced by several prominent saints, including Swami Sarvadarshan Ji Maharaj, Swami Vedanti Harishankar Das Ji Maharaj, Swami Basantanand Ji Maharaj, Swami Radhepriya Prabhu, Swami Tilakacharya Haridas Ji, Jain Muni Dr. Sanyamratna Vijay Ji, Shri Balkrishna Arya Ji, and many others. Various religious leaders and dignitaries also shared their views during the event.

HSSF representatives, including National Coordinator Gunwant Singh Ji Kothari, Chairperson Kishore Ji Rungta, State President Subhash Bapna, Treasurer Dinesh Pitliya, and Program Coordinator Harihar Parikh, also addressed the gathering.