Nawanshahr - The festival of 'Rakhdi' was celebrated at Red Cross De-Addiction and Rehabilitation Center, Nawanshahr in collaboration with Prajapita Brahmakumaris Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya, Nawanshahr. It was presided over by Project Director Chaman Singh. On this occasion, the Principal of the school Brahmakumari Manjeet Didi explained the method of meditation and the importance of Rakhi in today's context and said that both these threads give the message of love and staying away from evil.
She demonstrated some meditation exercises practically. Group meditation was also practiced. She gave the message to the patients that addiction is a very bad habit. You will benefit by meditating. She decorated the wrists of all the staff and patients with Rakhi. And promised to give whatever problems they have to their sisters. On this occasion, Brahmakumari Khushboo Didi also gave detailed information about Brahmakumaris and said that spiritual education is being given in 195 countries of the world.
On this occasion, Chaman Singh (Project Director) welcomed the guests and said that the festival of Rakhi is linked to history and mythology. India was enslaved for a long time and women also had to suffer. Even today, molestation and rape of women can be seen on the basis of gender. However, constitutionally strict laws have been made and women are also holding high positions. Linking Rakhi to the ninth Patshah, he also gave information about the incident of Baba Bakala Nagar and Guru Ladho.
In the end, thanked everyone very much. On this occasion, BK Sharma Bhai Ji, Rohit Bhai Ji, Manjit Singh, Baljit Kumar, Harpreet Kaur, Kamaljit Kaur, Jaswinder Kaur, Kamala Rani, patients admitted in the center and Vasdev Pardesi, Des Raj Bali also arrived specially.