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Former President Dr. Ramvaran Yadav has said that the ancient Sanatan religion and Eastern civilization are contributing significantly to strengthening the religious, cultural and people-level relations between Nepal and India.
Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Museum Development Committee and Swami Narayan Sanstha Nepal launched the book 'Satsang Diksha' in a program organized here on Saturday, he emphasized on the need to move forward by connecting spirituality and science which are our identity.
Former President Yadav said, 'We should work by understanding our culture, tradition and society, from that it will be easy to achieve peace, coexistence and brotherhood . This can contribute to world welfare.'
Sadhu Bhadresh Das Swami said that Muktinath, where Lord Nilakantha did penance, is an incredibly holy and holy land for religious tourism in the Himalayan mountain range and Muktinath.
He opined that the ancient Sanatan Dharma has succeeded in presenting a unique example of culture, love, devotion and harmony between Nepal and Nepalese. Informing that the book 'Satsang Diksha' has been translated from the culture which is a common language between Nepal and India, he said that the language, costumes, food and culture are unique to each country.
Former Member of Parliament Shankar Prasad Pandey said that Nepal's pride is the sage tradition and said that the main basis of Nepal's prosperity is religious and cultural tourism. He He expressed the belief that the launched Satsang Diksha book will provide a strong dose for world peace, harmony and human welfare.
Young leader and scholar Shankar Tiwari expressed his belief that in Nepal, which has religious places of pilgrimage and holy land from the Himalayas to the Terai, through Satsang Deeksha, the new generation will be connected with spirituality and balanced.
In the one hundred and 11-page book 'Satsang Diksha', which was launched, the message is to show the importance of satsang and not to waste time without satsang and bhajan and to always avoid laziness and laziness.
