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Mahakumbha begins tomorrow
Kumbh Mela:- Mahakumbha will begin tomorrow in Prayagraj. This will be the first Mahakumbha of this year. After that, Mahakumbha will come again after 12 years. Kumbh is a festival of harmony. It is the biggest folk festival on earth. It is a triveni of faith. It is a big platform for dialogue. It is a big center of spiritual energy. Such a big spiritual festival is not celebrated anywhere else in India. That is why everyone's attention is on this festival. People come not only from the country but also from abroad to see Mahakumbha. Some come only to see Mahakumbha. But they do not go. Because they also become sadhus due to the arrival of detachment. They renounce the world. The work of mass communication for religion, culture and the nation is done through Mahakumbha.
Nirmohi saints who maintain renunciation, penance, hasta and yoga used to advise the people and the king in the past. These saint mahants used to advise that the state power should not be in its own interest and that the society should not look for selfishness. They would also tell what things need to be worried about. People used to come to Kumbh from every corner of India. They used to take advantage of bathing, knowledge, fasting, sacrifice and satsang. At Kumbh, Indian society used to showcase its diverse culture, art, resources and discipline.
A paradoxical Kumbh
People are coming towards Kumbh from all over to attain immortality. The nectar that came from the churning of the ocean was spilled in Prayagraj. In search of the same nectar, sadhus, saints, mahants, ascetics, baba, yogis, acharyas, and Mahamandaleshwar are in search of that nectar. This tradition of search started long ago. It is still continuing. It will continue in the future too. That is why everyone is marching towards Kumbh. Those who have left home, society, power, royal position, became sadhus, became ascetics, they also have a craving for nectar. There is a strong desire for immortality. Therefore, this Aquarius is very contradictory. In our Sanatan, there is sainthood ahead of greed, desire, and lust. Saints are without attachments. They are homeless. They have renounced everything. This is a community of people who have died as humans. They are living only in the form of a body. By donating their own body, they have made the world a paradise. They have become saints.
Saints do not gain anything. They only see the suffering of the human mind. They do not live in one place. The whole world is theirs. They are present in every movement. They have no personal property, no house, no door, no wealth, no money, no clothes, and no desire for beauty. They are far from all illusions. They only crave for one thing. That is solitude. Even solitude to practice the sadhana of their Lord. To be immersed in the samadhi of the Lord. They only want salvation. For that, they have renounced everything. The craving for nectar is present in gods as well as demons. Both humans and demons are greedy for nectar. But saints are greater than both. Because the focus of saints is not nectar. Because sainthood is immortality. So what kind of mirage is this? Which is making a saint human. A man who is a slave to Maya. They are obsessed with temptation. They are riding the horses of desire and are anxious for victory.
Kumbh Mela:- Mahakumbha will begin tomorrow in Prayagraj. This will be the first Mahakumbha of this year. After that, Mahakumbha will come again after 12 years. Kumbh is a festival of harmony. It is the biggest folk festival on earth. It is a triveni of faith. It is a big platform for dialogue. It is a big center of spiritual energy. Such a big spiritual festival is not celebrated anywhere else in India. That is why everyone's attention is on this festival. People come not only from the country but also from abroad to see Mahakumbha. Some come only to see Mahakumbha. But they do not go. Because they also become sadhus due to the arrival of detachment. They renounce the world. The work of mass communication for religion, culture and the nation is done through Mahakumbha.
Nirmohi saints who maintain renunciation, penance, hasta and yoga used to advise the people and the king in the past. These saint mahants used to advise that the state power should not be in its own interest and that the society should not look for selfishness. They would also tell what things need to be worried about. People used to come to Kumbh from every corner of India. They used to take advantage of bathing, knowledge, fasting, sacrifice and satsang. At Kumbh, Indian society used to showcase its diverse culture, art, resources and discipline.
A paradoxical Kumbh
People are coming towards Kumbh from all over to attain immortality. The nectar that came from the churning of the ocean was spilled in Prayagraj. In search of the same nectar, sadhus, saints, mahants, ascetics, baba, yogis, acharyas, and Mahamandaleshwar are in search of that nectar. This tradition of search started long ago. It is still continuing. It will continue in the future too. That is why everyone is marching towards Kumbh. Those who have left home, society, power, royal position, became sadhus, became ascetics, they also have a craving for nectar. There is a strong desire for immortality. Therefore, this Aquarius is very contradictory. In our Sanatan, there is sainthood ahead of greed, desire, and lust. Saints are without attachments. They are homeless. They have renounced everything. This is a community of people who have died as humans. They are living only in the form of a body. By donating their own body, they have made the world a paradise. They have become saints.
Saints do not gain anything. They only see the suffering of the human mind. They do not live in one place. The whole world is theirs. They are present in every movement. They have no personal property, no house, no door, no wealth, no money, no clothes, and no desire for beauty. They are far from all illusions. They only crave for one thing. That is solitude. Even solitude to practice the sadhana of their Lord. To be immersed in the samadhi of the Lord. They only want salvation. For that, they have renounced everything. The craving for nectar is present in gods as well as demons. Both humans and demons are greedy for nectar. But saints are greater than both. Because the focus of saints is not nectar. Because sainthood is immortality. So what kind of mirage is this? Which is making a saint human. A man who is a slave to Maya. They are obsessed with temptation. They are riding the horses of desire and are anxious for victory.
Nirmohi saints who maintain renunciation, penance, hasta and yoga used to advise the people and the king in the past. These saint mahants used to advise that the state power should not be in its own interest and that the society should not look for selfishness. They would also tell what things need to be worried about. People used to come to Kumbh from every corner of India. They used to take advantage of bathing, knowledge, fasting, sacrifice and satsang. At Kumbh, Indian society used to showcase its diverse culture, art, resources and discipline.
A paradoxical Kumbh
People are coming towards Kumbh from all over to attain immortality. The nectar that came from the churning of the ocean was spilled in Prayagraj. In search of the same nectar, sadhus, saints, mahants, ascetics, baba, yogis, acharyas, and Mahamandaleshwar are in search of that nectar. This tradition of search started long ago. It is still continuing. It will continue in the future too. That is why everyone is marching towards Kumbh. Those who have left home, society, power, royal position, became sadhus, became ascetics, they also have a craving for nectar. There is a strong desire for immortality. Therefore, this Aquarius is very contradictory. In our Sanatan, there is sainthood ahead of greed, desire, and lust. Saints are without attachments. They are homeless. They have renounced everything. This is a community of people who have died as humans. They are living only in the form of a body. By donating their own body, they have made the world a paradise. They have become saints.
Saints do not gain anything. They only see the suffering of the human mind. They do not live in one place. The whole world is theirs. They are present in every movement. They have no personal property, no house, no door, no wealth, no money, no clothes, and no desire for beauty. They are far from all illusions. They only crave for one thing. That is solitude. Even solitude to practice the sadhana of their Lord. To be immersed in the samadhi of the Lord. They only want salvation. For that, they have renounced everything. The craving for nectar is present in gods as well as demons. Both humans and demons are greedy for nectar. But saints are greater than both. Because the focus of saints is not nectar. Because sainthood is immortality. So what kind of mirage is this? Which is making a saint human. A man who is a slave to Maya. They are obsessed with temptation. They are riding the horses of desire and are anxious for victory.
