Arya Samaj- 7B ‘s 64th annual celebration concluded
The 64th Annual Utsav of Arya Samaj Sector 7-B has concluded. Dr. Virender Alnkar, scholar of Vedas, said that a person becomes great as his area of work increases. If the area of work is for the whole world then that person becomes great in the world.
Maharishi Dayananda Saraswati took the Vedas as his background. Veda is not based on any particular place, caste etc. but it talks about the universe. It is full of the spirit of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam. Today every person accepts Maharishi Dayanand’s words.
Everyone wants to know about Vedas. The Vedas tell us that our life should be full of renunciation. Maharishi Dayananda Saraswati showed the way to recognize the original meaning. Rishi means wisdom, logic, knowledge, science, Veda etc. Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati has shown the way to walk on the right path. Now it is the duty of the person to act on it.Priyanvada Ved Bharti said in her address that houses have to be made into heaven. Satpatnis are the root cause of religion.
Goddesses have to come forward to make the house a heaven. For this it is necessary to follow Panch Mahayagya. In the Veda Mantra householders are asked to fulfill their responsibilities. Duty should never be sacrificed. She said that the meaning of house is to achieve welfare and happiness and peace. Swami Dayanand ji had said that the preacher-teacher has the responsibility to give the right direction to the society.
Arya Samaj- 7B ‘s 64th annual celebration concluded
The purpose of education is to correct the behavior of the disciples. Acharya Chanderdev said that everyone has equal rights over Veda speech. Just as a lamp placed on a pillar illuminates the inside and outside of the house. In the same way women also illuminate the house of parents and in-laws. Husband and wife should cooperate with each other.
Today women are working in every field. All four varna have full right to recite Vedas. A large number of people from Chandigarh, Panchkula and Mohali were present on this occasion.
