Purnia, 1 October (NEWS IN BIHAR). The nine -day Dhyan Sadhana Camp held from September 22 at the Shivpuri Santmat Satsang Temple on Flower Meal Road was held on Wednesday with farewell anthem and poignant moments.

On the last day of the Dhyan Camp, Vishal Bhandare was organized by the trustees for the general public. Thousands of devotees, satsangis, seekers and local people received Bhandara Prasad. For nine days, the seekers lived in the presence of Pujya Dhirendra Baba, Pujya Ramesh Baba, Pujya Awadheshananda Baba, Pujya Vinod Baba, Pujya Ramchandra Baba, Pujya Devchand Baba and practiced the consequences of meditation and illusions.

Pujya Dhirendra Baba, who was staged, told the seekers that after going from here, you should regularly get rid of the body and world by meditating on the Triya Kaal Sandhya. Traffic means birth death is the cause of sorrow, to get rid of it and contain the soul into the divine. Pleased with the facilities and order provided by the temple trustees, the seekers praised the brown brown and said that such a system is seen in very few places.

The trust’s secretary Akhilesh Mandal said with great grief that Lalita Kedia, the respected vice -president of our trust, renounced the mortal body in the Brahma Muhurta on Tuesday and became Brahmalin. On Wednesday, the last rites of his earthly body was performed by family and satsangis on the banks of the Ganges of Manihari. The seekers and satsangis, while holding a two -minute silence, prayed to Guru Maharaj for the peace and salvation of the soul of Smriti Lalita Kedia.

His contribution to the Satsang Temple will be remembered till the rip. On Wednesday afternoon, all the Mahatmas and Sadhakas were farewell to the trustees. In Sant Sadguru Maharishi, Chairman of Seva Trust, Pujya Jagdev Baba, Secretary Akhilesh Mandal, Patron Pawan Kumar Poddar, Treasurer Santlal Sharanat Administrator Vijay Prasad Sah co -administrator Bhupendra Prasad Singh, Trustee Shivnarayan Jaiswal were commendable contribution in making this nine -day meditation practice camp a success.

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/ Nandkishore Singh