Guru Purnima Celebrated with Spiritual Fervour at Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan’s Nurmahal Ashram

July 29, 2026

Nurmahal (Punjab): Guru Purnima was celebrated with immense devotion, reverence and spiritual enthusiasm at the Nurmahal Ashram of Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan under the guidance of His Holiness Ashutosh Maharaj Ji, the spiritual guide and propagator of Brahm-Gyan (Divine Knowledge).

The grand programme began with the chanting of sacred Vedic mantras by disciples initiated into Brahm-Gyan. The spiritual atmosphere was filled with positivity and devotion as prayers were offered for world peace, social harmony, the welfare of humanity and all living beings.

Sadhvi Tapasvini Bharti Ji welcomed the gathering of more than five lakh devotees who participated in the Guru Purnima celebrations.

Devotional Ceremonies and Spiritual Discourses Held

The event witnessed the performance of divine Aarti and ritualistic worship of His Holiness Ashutosh Maharaj Ji. The lighting of lamps, floral decorations, devotional music and collective prayers created a spiritually charged environment among devotees.

During her discourse, Sadhvi Vaishnavi Bharti Ji highlighted the importance of Guru Purnima as a day of self-reflection and spiritual progress. She said that true respect for the Guru is not limited to rituals or offerings but is reflected through following the Guru’s teachings, principles and ideals in daily life.

Swami Mohanpuri Ji said that accepting the Guru’s guidance and remaining committed to the path of truth in all circumstances represents the true essence of Guru-puja.

Devotees Urged to Follow Spiritual Path

Sadhvi Manasvini Bharti Ji spoke about the challenges of the present era, including conflicts, changing social values and environmental concerns. She encouraged spiritual seekers to remain aware and strengthen themselves through wisdom, meditation, spiritual practice (sadhana) and the guidance of the Guru.

Swami Sajjananand Ji, while conducting the programme, urged devotees to remain connected with the Nurmahal Ashram, Satsang and the mission of the organisation.

The celebrations concluded with devotional performances, including the Punjabi bhajan “Sab Ne Bhangra Pauna,” which filled the atmosphere with spiritual joy and enthusiasm.