Siddheshwar Brahmarishi Gurudev gives the message of making life a celebration; Says - life will be meaningful with patience and balance

A spiritual program organized by the Dubai chapter of Siddheshwar Teerth Brahmarishi Ashram, Tirupati, was attended by prominent Industrialists, Social Workers, other dignitaries, and devotees of Dubai in the presence of Siddha Guru Siddheshwar Brahmarishi Gurudev.

Brahmarishi Gurudev blessed the devotees who had come from India and abroad. Emphasizing the importance of mental balance and relationships, he said that good friends and true relationships are the greatest assets in life. A relationship is one that supports you in happiness, and a true companion is one who stands by you in sorrow. If a person cherishes good relationships, he can avoid depression.

He emphasized that choosing a guide and friend in life should be very thoughtful. He said that today some people only display outward religiosity, but are far from the values of Sanatan Dharma. He called for religion to be embraced not just by clothing but by practice.

Explaining the profound meaning of "Attached to Nothing, Connected to Everything," he said that humans should not shy away from worldly duties; they should fulfill them while remaining detached from within. Inspiring young people to dream big, he said that dreams should always be big and one should have the courage to achieve them.

Siddheshwar Brahmarishi, highlighting the importance of life, said that every person is important in this world. We must understand our place and perform our best. He said that only patience, balance, and positive thinking can make life meaningful. He said that life is not the result of chance, but a precious gift from God, which should not be wasted. He said that difficulties are not permanent; what is needed is a little patience.

Expressing concern over the current generation's increasing attraction to Western culture, he said that this is a matter for introspection. Underscoring the importance of restraint and dignity in life, he emphasized the need for balance in lifestyle.

Chanting "Brahma Sharanam Gachhami," he said that only when a person transcends ego, fear, and delusion and takes refuge in the Supreme Truth does he attain true peace, self-confidence, and true guidance in life. The program concluded with spiritual chanting and blessings.

This event provided spiritual energy to the Indian community in Dubai. Social activist Kalpesh Kinariwala, the main organizer of the program, and Itiksha Bohra, President of the Dubai Chapter, also shared their thoughts, saying that this event, reflecting the Indian spiritual tradition in a global city like Dubai, has become a means of connecting the community.

Rajesh Chordia, Vishnu Saraf, B.R. Sethi, Rakesh Bohra, Deepak Soni, Pradeep Morjaria, Sangeeta Morjaria, Chandrashekhar Bhatia, Mohan Gurunani, Anil Shahri, Ashok Sancheti, Arvind Modi, Naveen Gidia, Shilpa Mehta, R.K. Mittal, Yogesh Mittal, Ravi Pugalia, and other dignitaries were present on the occasion. /Girish saini, Rohtak/India)