Faridabad/Alive News : J.C. Bose University organized a ‘Sankalp’ program, delving into the theme ‘Real Ram Rajya’. The event featured a thought-provoking address by motivational speaker Amogh Lila Das from the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), with the esteemed presence of Arvindaksha Madhav Prabhu from ISKCON. The program was gracefully presided over by Registrar Dr. Meha Sharma.The ‘Sankalp’ program, held at the Vivekananda Auditorium of the University, was managed by the Student Club Ethiccraft under the aegis of the Student Welfare Office.
The highlight of the event was the profound discourse by Amogh Lila Prabhu, who not only connected with the youth through his inspiring thoughts but also motivated them to lead a purposeful life. He expounded on the significance of values, emphasizing how Shri Ram valued virtues over material possessions, contrasting this with Ravana’s materialistic pursuits, culminating in the burning of Lanka. Describing the consecration of the Ram temple as a significant milestone, he elucidated the real concept of Ram Rajya, inspiring the youth to tread the path of righteousness.
He engaged with the enthusiastic audience, delving into numerous questions and drawing from his spiritual experiences. He intertwined anecdotes from the Ramayana and Bhagwat Gita, emphasizing the importance of sacrifice, dedication, mutual respect, admiration, and forgiveness in nurturing successful relationships. He illuminated the audience on strengthening relationships through love, sacrifice, mutual respect, admiration, and forgiveness. The audience resonated with his thoughts, echoing ‘Hari Bol’.
The program also saw the distribution of 500 Bhagavad Gita books, with Aravindaksha Madhav Prabhu shedding light on the Bhagwat Geeta course, encouraging youth participation. A captivating classical dance performance by student Vanshika enraptured everyone. The event culminated in a spirited Mantra Rock Show, with active participation from all students. Rajat, Pradumna, and Dipanshu adeptly steered the program on behalf of the student club Ethiccraft.
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