Udaipur, October 9 (Udaipur Kiran): A person’s present and future depend on their actions, said Shrut Sanvegi Mahashraman Muni Shri 108 Aditya Sagar Ji Maharaj during his spiritual discourse after visiting the newly constructed World of Humanity at Narayan Seva Sansthan on Friday.
Muni Shri said that a person may or may not have knowledge of various subjects, but must understand their own actions, as these determine both their present and future.
He said that a person’s actions can lead them to the heights of success or become the reason for failure. According to him, actions also determine a person’s next birth. He added that religious practices cannot be meaningful without a genuine spirit of serving others.
Service to Society and the Nation Is Essential
Muni Shri said that religious faith should be accompanied by concern for the welfare of society and the nation. People should work not only for their own happiness but also to bring joy into the lives of others.
He observed that when people make efforts to keep others happy and improve their lives, their own lives also become more fulfilling. Actions undertaken for the welfare of others, he said, are more meaningful than efforts focused solely on personal happiness.
Appreciating Narayan Seva Sansthan’s contribution to humanitarian service, Muni Shri noted that Udaipur is an important tourist destination. He said visitors to the city should learn about the institution’s service initiatives and contribute according to their capacity so that assistance to people in need can be expanded.
Muni Shri Visits Vocational Training Centres
Earlier, Muni Shri was welcomed at the institution’s main entrance by founder chairman Padma Shri Kailash Manav, co-founder Kamla Devi, president Prashant Agrawal and director Vandana Agrawal. Children from Narayan Children’s Academy presented a welcome song and recited the Navkar Mantra as part of the welcome ceremony.
Muni Apramit Sagar, Muni Sahaj Sagar and Muni Shrey Sagar, who were accompanying him, were also welcomed.
Muni Shri and the accompanying monks visited the free vocational training centres run for persons with disabilities. These centres provide training in computers, mobile technology, sewing, and arts and crafts. He interacted with trainees and asked about their skill development and future plans.
Interacts with Persons with Disabilities
Muni Shri also met persons with disabilities who had come from different states for corrective surgeries. He visited them in their hospital wards and offered his blessings.
He held personal interactions with people who had lost their hands or legs in accidents. He also learned about modular artificial limbs being prepared using Japanese and German technology.
At the conclusion of the programme, the institution’s members presented an appreciation letter to Muni Shri and received his blessings. Hundreds of devotees from the Digambar Jain community, schoolchildren and spiritual practitioners attended the event.
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