Renowned Indian spiritual leader Dhirendra Krishna Shastri, the head of Bhageshwar Dham Sarkar, is concluding a series of religious programs in Fiji that have attracted thousands of devotees over the past three days. The events, aimed at promoting Sanatan Dharma and fostering spiritual unity among global Indian communities, have reportedly drawn around 20,000 to 25,000 participants, with the final session expected to attract over 5,000 attendees at the FMF Gymnasium in Suva.
This year’s gathering has been noted for its larger scale and better organization compared to last year’s events, according to Jayraj Shastri of the Vishwa Sanatan Sanstha of Fiji. The central message of the program emphasizes peace, unity, and social service within the context of Sanatan Dharma.
Dhirendra Krishna Shastri is known not only for his religious teachings but also for his commitment to ensuring that his sessions are accessible to all, advocating that religion should not be treated as a business. He plans to take his mission further, with similar programs scheduled in New Zealand and Australia.
Comments from local figures highlight the significance of his message, suggesting that earlier exposure to such spiritual guidance could have fostered greater stability among the Indian community in Fiji.
The ongoing outreach and engagement by spiritual leaders like Shastri underscore a positive trend toward spiritual revitalization within communities, encouraging individuals to connect deeply with their culture and values.
This focus on unity and service reflects a hopeful direction for communities looking to strengthen their ties and foster a sense of belonging in an increasingly globalized world.
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