"All ‘sampradayas’ in Bharatiya traditions lead to....": RSS Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat at World Hindu Congress
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Bangkok, Nov 25: All ‘sampradayas’ in Bharatiya traditions lead to one thing, they "purify you", Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh Chief Mohan Bhagwat said on Friday, adding that Hindu traditions started from a single point and there have been different 'darshanas'
“All sampradayas in Bharatiya traditions, they lead to one thing, they purify you.….We have to reach out. There are so many Hindus..we have not yet touched. Ours will not be a movement or an agitation or a group which is very powerful among the Hindu society. Ours will be (a) group which will expand and organise the whole of the Hindu society. We have to go everywhere, touch everybody. He may agree on some things, he may not agree on some things. But we have to connect everybody to this stream because we have a duty to execute,” the RSS chief said while addressing 'World Hindu Congress in Bangkok, Thailand.
“Today's world is now stumbling. For 2000 years they have performed so many experiments, to bring happiness, bliss and peace. They have tried materialism, Communism, Capitalism... They have achieved material prosperity, but there is no satisfaction and no Samadhaan (a solution),” he added.
The World Hindu Congress, which takes place every four years, is being hosted in the Thai capital. Organised by the World Hindu Foundation, the event opened on Friday and will culminate on November 26.
"To acquire possession of all means of material happiness, people try to fight and dominate each other…We have experienced this, the second is 'Dhana Vijay'- to acquire all means of material happiness, but intention is not good, intention is self-centred. We have experienced 'Asur Vijay'- they committed aggression...We have experienced 'Dhana Vijay', for over 250 years, India was looted," Bhagwat said.
The theme for the World Hindu Congress this year is 'Jayasya Aayatnam Dharmah'.
“Today's world is now stumbling. For 2000 years they have performed so many experiments, to bring happiness, bliss and peace. They have tried materialism, Communism, Capitalism... They have achieved material prosperity, but there is no satisfaction and no Samadhaan (a solution),” he added.
He said all Hindu traditions have started from a single point and there are different 'darshanas'.
RSS Sarasanghachalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat speaks at World Hindu Congress - 2023 at Bangkok. 2/2 #WHC2023 pic.twitter.com/vT0AElrGTD
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The World Hindu Congress, which takes place every four years, is being hosted in the Thai capital. Organised by the World Hindu Foundation, the event opened on Friday and will culminate on November 26.
"We have Dharma Vijay, the Vijay that stands on Dharma, the process that depends on "Dharma Niyams" (dharma rules) and the resultant is also Dharma that is the duty," he said.
RSS Sarasanghachalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat speaks at World Hindu Congress - 2023 at Bangkok. 1/2 #WHC2023 pic.twitter.com/7zmfnthgCQ
— Rajesh Padmar (@rajeshpadmar) November 24, 2023
"To acquire possession of all means of material happiness, people try to fight and dominate each other…We have experienced this, the second is 'Dhana Vijay'- to acquire all means of material happiness, but intention is not good, intention is self-centred. We have experienced 'Asur Vijay'- they committed aggression...We have experienced 'Dhana Vijay', for over 250 years, India was looted," Bhagwat said.
Meanwhile, expressing his delight over the scheduled consecration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya on January 22 next year, Swami Vigyanananand, founder and global chairman of World Hindu Foundation (WHF) and chief organiser of World Hindu Congress, on Friday said the ceremony will be telecast live in Bangkok and Hindus from across the globe will converge at the event, engaging in kirtans, bhajans, puja, and recitation.
Vigyanananand also informed that they have ordered prasad from Ayodhya and brought an image of the birthplace of Ram Lalla from Ayodhya. Copies of the image will be shared with all the delegates (attending the conference).
The theme for the World Hindu Congress this year is 'Jayasya Aayatnam Dharmah'.
