Daaji said, “Our motto should be to make them like a dhyan mandir [temple of meditation], where anyone and everyone is welcome to come and worship as per their belief. They will stand for unity and advancement of all – one that unites all.”
It has been constantly raining in Kanha for the last four days, and Daaji continues to be unwell.
In spite of his health, he went for a short walk at 6.30 a.m. and inspected a new plantation site. At 9.30 a.m. he visited the pond near Madhuvanam to inspect the ongoing work.
At 10.30 a.m. Naveen Chillara, from San Antonio, Texas, met Daaji. He expressed his wish to invite the mayor of San Antonio to Kanha in December. Daaji suggested that he showcase Brighter Minds to the mayor before inviting him to India.
Daaji went to rest at 11 a.m. and woke up around 1.30 p.m.
At 5 p.m. he had a discussion with Ashok Bhargava and Saravanan Subramaniam on the mountain projects in Madhya Pradesh, which are part of the Forests by Heartfulness initiative. Daaji keenly watched the presentations given by Ashok Bhargava and then suggested how to approach these projects.
He said, “Our motto should be to make them like a dhyan mandir [temple of meditation], where anyone and everyone is welcome to come and worship as per their belief. They will stand for unity and advancement of all – one that unites all.”
Later, Sanjay Meherish and his wife met Daaji. Sanjay presented him a book titled, ONE: The Spiritual Search by Surender Singh Kandhari. The group was joined by Sudhir Marwaha after a few minutes.
Daaji conducted a short meditation for all of them between 6.25 and 6.50 p.m.
