Udaipur : A spiritual programme titled ‘Apno Se Apni Baat Bholenath Ke Saath’ began at the Seva Mahatirth Badi of Narayan Seva Sansthan on the auspicious occasion of the third Monday of Sawan and Nag Panchami.
The Shiva Katha was organised in the presence of Sansthan President Prashant Agrawal. Divyangjans, patients and their family members participated in the programme with devotion.
During the Katha, Prashant Agrawal explained the essence of Shiva and said Lord Shiva is not only worshipped as a deity but also represents sacrifice, compassion, balance and equanimity.
He narrated the episode of the expansion of creation through the union of Shiva and Shakti and explained that Lord Vishnu manifested through Shiva’s vision of creation. This was followed by a moving narration of the dialogue between Shiva and Vishnu.
The Katha also elaborated on the manifestation of Lord Brahma from Vishnu and the episode in which Brahma sought to know from Vishnu the reason for his own manifestation.
Message of Patience, Compassion and Balance
Connecting the essence of Shiva with present-day life, Prashant Agrawal said people today need to overcome their inner weaknesses more than external struggles.
He said the message of Shiva inspires people to remain patient in difficult circumstances, show compassion towards others and maintain balance in life. He added that life becomes meaningful through a spirit of service, sacrifice and philanthropy.
Divyangjans and patients present at the programme listened to the Shiva Katha. Beneficiary divyangjans shared their experiences of changes in their lives and becoming self-reliant, while expressing gratitude for the services provided by the institution.
The campus remained filled with an atmosphere of devotion, faith and service throughout the programme.
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