Thursday, May 27, 2004

During the evening assembly, Pujya Vishwamurti Swami eloquently spoke about the glory and richness of ancient Indian culture, which was the most spiritually and intellectually advanced. The legacy of this culture still remains with us today.

Kishores (youths) then performed a drama, "Manomaya Chakra," which was based on Shreeji Maharaj's sermon from the Vachnamrut Sarangpur 7. The drama depicted the mind's instability, and its return to stability with the grace of God-realized saint.