Connection with God, Education and a Disciplined Life are the Foundation of a Bright Future for Children

Connection with God, Education and a Disciplined Life are the Foundation of a Bright Future for Children

Chandigarh 14 June ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : A Bal Samagam of children from Sector-45 area was organized at Sant Nirankari Satsang Bhawan, Sector-30, Chandigarh, in the gracious presence of the Zonal Incharge, O.P. Nirankari Children of different age groups captivated the audience by presenting songs, poems, speeches, skits and qawwalis based on the teachings being impacted by Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj. On this occasion, while blessing the children, O.P. Nirankari appreciated their excellent performances and expressed heartfelt gratitude to the organizers, incharges, parents and all the sewadars for making the programme a success. 

O.P. Nirankari said that the fundamental objective of all programmes conducted by the Sant Nirankari Mission is to connect humanity with the Formless God (Nirankar) and to spread the simple and universal message of  Brahm Gyan to every individual. Brahm Gyan is not confined to any particular class, caste, rich or poor, young or old; rather, it is easily accessible to every human being. He encouraged the children and the congregation to practise the daily Simran: “Tu Hi Nirankar, Main Teri Sharan Haan, Menu Bakhsh Lo.”

He urged parents to connect their children with the sangat from an early age so that spiritual values, moral principles and the spirit of humanity may develop within them. He said that along with spirituality, education is also an essential aspect of life. Children should devote full attention to their studies, respect their teachers and acquire knowledge by giving equal importance to every subject.

Highlighting the importance of health and hygiene, he encouraged children to exercise regularly, maintain cleanliness and adopt a balanced and nutritious diet. He said that fruits, salads, green vegetables and pulses are beneficial for health, whereas junk food should be avoided as much as possible. He also motivated children to spend less time on mobile phones and television and instead participate in sports, creative activities and pursuits that promote physical development.

In his message, he said that children should have two major goals in life: first, to attain spiritual growth by connecting with Nirankar, and second, to become learned and cultured citizens through education. He added that the success of any programme is possible only through collective effort, cooperation and dedication.

Earlier, N.K. Gupta, Mukhi of Sector-45 Area, thanked all the children, youth, women and men present on the occasion for their participation and for encouraging the children with enthusiasm.