The next stop was a brief halt at a sister practitioner Sr Ruchi Vardhan’s place where a sumptuous breakfast had been arranged for all the practitioners accompanying him. After meeting a few guests, he then proceeded to the auditorium at AKS University where a large session had been arranged with senior members of the university management attending. He was felicitated by a number of dignitaries of Satna after which he signed an MOU to inculcate our Heartful Campus programs for all students of the university. Daaji gave a short talk and conducted meditation from 11:23 am to 11:43 am. He then addressed a few questions from those present and gave revelatory answers related to scientific research in the field of spirituality. He met a number of people including a sister from the Brahmakumaris who had come to attend the session and signed the Visitors’ Book on his way out.
Group meditation in the morning was held at the sister practitioner’s house where Daaji had stayed. It was a quaint setup with lovely weather in the garden of her house, where the small group of local practitioners of Rewa and the group travelling with Daaji attended it. Daaji conducted the meditation from 7:02 am to 7:28 am. After breakfast, it was time to travel yet again to the next place, Satna.
The next stop was a brief halt at a sister practitioner Sr Ruchi Vardhan’s place where a sumptuous breakfast had been arranged for all the practitioners accompanying him. After meeting a few guests, he then proceeded to the auditorium at AKS University where a large session had been arranged with senior members of the university management attending. He was felicitated by a number of dignitaries of Satna after which he signed an MOU to inculcate our Heartful Campus programs for all students of the university. Daaji gave a short talk and conducted meditation from 11:23 am to 11:43 am. He then addressed a few questions from those present and gave revelatory answers related to scientific research in the field of spirituality. He met a number of people including a sister from the Brahmakumaris who had come to attend the session and signed the Visitors’ Book on his way out.
The next stop on the way onwards from Satna was Panna. Daaji was warmly welcomed at a brother practitioner Shri Dharmaraj’s house, an IPS officer of the city, for lunch and a short rest. He proceeded in the evening to the Jagdish Swami town hall of Panna where a session had been arranged for many new seekers and practitioners. The session began before Daaji’s arrival with a demonstration by children who had done the Brighter Minds program. Daaji was given a formal welcome by the local MLA and State Minister for Mineral Resources Shri Brijendra Pratap Singh and other officials of the town. After an address by Shri Singh, Daaji conducted meditation and then took a few questions from the new seekers present before departing for the next stop.
The next halt on the way was Chhatarpur. There was a wonderful surprise for Daaji on the way there. Small groups of new practitioners and groups of Jan Abhiyan coordinators met Daaji at different places in villages on the road through which he passed, and requested him to stop and take a picture with them. Their affection touched his heart and he was happy to meet all of them at several stops on the way. Daaji reached Chhatarpur at around 8:10 pm and stayed at a hotel for the night. Upon arriving there, Daaji was warmly welcomed by the practitioners waiting for him. A group of Jan Abhiyan coordinators were overwhelmed on meeting Daaji and he spent many joyous and affectionate moments with them. Their joy spilled over into tears on the care and attention showered upon them by Daaji. Dinner and a quiet, much needed rest for the night followed the long day.
