Tuesday 30 August 2016

Monday 29 August 2016

Centenary Celebration: 
Cultural Program held on 20th August, 2016 at CIDCO Exhibition Auditorium, Vashi, Navi Mumbai

Iaugural Song by Rabigithika

Jagannath Vandana by Alpayani Dey

Lighting of the Lanm by Mrs. V Radha, IAS, Commissioner, Excise, Mumbai, Sw. Biswatmananda, Gen.Sec. Bharat Sevshram Sangha, Sw. Ambarishananda, Asst Secretary, Sw Shivarupananda in-charge - raipur branch

Devotional songs by Smt Shampa Pakrashi

Abhanga by Shri Girish Sanzgiri

Dance Drama 'Bharat Atma' by Smt Keka Sinha

Dance Drama

Wednesday 10 August 2016

Tuesday 9 August 2016

FRIENDSHIP DAY

D S Research Centre, Mumbai celebrated Friendship day at Ashram Premises with the Cancer Patients.  They provided them with Study materials to create awareness regarding cancer.








Friday 5 August 2016

THE GOLDEN RULES FOR SELF-CONTROL FOR YOUTHS

PRESERVATION OF SEMEN IS THE ESSENCE OF BRAHMACHARYYA.
-          Patanjali


POWERS - PHYSICAL, MENTAL, MORAL AND SPIRITUAL – ARE THE NATURAL OUTPUTS OF BRAHMACHARYYA.
-          Patanjali
PHYSICAL

1
For the preservation of semen, attempt physically, mentally and orally with an unflinching strength of purpose.

2
Take plain, moderate, unexciting diet; fast on special religious days.

3
Carefully shun all objects of luxury; luxury includes every article of living which is not indispensable for us in dress and diet.

4
Strictly give up all intoxicating things, such as Tea, Coffee, Tobacco, Betel leaves, Snuff etc.

5
Don’t use bedding and clothing that are not your own.

6
Make it a point to go to bed “alone” on your own bed and never deviate an inch from that.

7
Don’t sleep for more than five hours a day.

8
Put on “Koupin” (loin cloth) (proper undergarment) day and night.

9
Take regular physical exercise/ Yoga, at least once a day.

10
Make it a point not to touch another’s body except on necessity.

11
Never look wishfully upon the face of a woman, not even on that of a boy or girl.

12
Never speak except on necessity.


THE GREAT FOUNDER OF BHARAT SEVASHRAM SANGHA

ACHARYA SREEMAT SWAMI PRANAVANANDAJI MAHARAJ

Born on 29th January, 1896
(On Maghi Purnima)
Mahanirvan on
8th January, 1941
(On Shukla Ekadashi)
The first and foremost duty of a student is to build up character. Along with study, the building of moral character is absolutely necessary. Without this, nothing will be done.”

 “Those who aspire after self-improvement and follow these golden rules are dearer to me than my life itself.  Wherever and in whatever condition they may be, I will be always with them; my power will always save them whenever they will seek it.”

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MENTAL

1
Always keep your mind and body employed in some sort of work, study or other.

2
Always keep your mind busy with good thoughts, noble ideas, high aspirations, and engage yourself in the study of instructive books, in meditation and in prayer.

3
Never allow any bad thought to enter your heart under any pretext.

4
If evil thoughts creep into your heart in anyway, repent, and do penance for the sin, and pray to GOD for forgiveness, help and guidance.

5
Just before you go to bed leave off all thoughts of self and resign yourself solely in to the contemplation of the LORD.

6
Daily read a portion of the Bhagwad Geeta, Sangha-Geeta or other religious books and learn by rote one of the shlokas.

7
Repeat the name of the LORD and meditate upon Him at least for two hours daily.

8
Before going to bed examine yourself and keep a regular diary of your daily progress, digress or retrogress.



The Sangha Vani

This is the age of Universal Awakening, Universal Harmony, Universal Unity and Universal Emancipation.
Ten Universal Messages of
Acharya Swami Pranavanandaji Maharaj 
(The Founder of Bharat Sevashram Sangha)
 - For Humanity
- Irrespective Of Caste, Colour, Creed & Religion

1
What is the Goal?

Self- Realisation
Universal Emancipation.


6
What are real Sins?

Weakness, Fear (Defeatism), Cowardice, Meanness and Selfishness
2
What is Religion?

Self- Sacrifice 
(Self-abnegation)
Self-discipline Adherence to truth and continence


7
What are real sources of Strength?

Patience, Fortitude and Endurance
3
What is Death?

Forgetfulness of the ‘Self’


8
What are real Assets?

Self-confidence, Self-reliance and Self-respect
4
What is real life?

Self-Possession
Self-Remembrance
Self-Consciousness


9
What are real Enemies?

Indolence, Slumber, Procrastination, Inertia, Lustful senses and Passions
5
What are real Virtues?

Heroism
Virility
Manliness
Aspiration for emancipation


10
What are real Friends?

Energy, Enthusiasm and Perseverance


The essence of Religion lies in its Practice and Realisation.  Spirituality is not something to be gained by scriptural studies or from hearsay.  Mad indeed is the one who thinks of unravelling the mysteries of spiritual life with the help of a mind torn by passions, tyrannized by the senses and agonized by carnal hankerings.” 
Centenary-Rath-Yatra

On the auspicious and golden completion of 100 years 
(1917 – 2016) of Bharat Sevashram Sangha, 
an organisation established by no other than the direct incarnation of Lord Shiva – 
Yugacharya Sreemat Swami Pranavanandaji Maharaj
the Sangh-sannyasis have arranged for a 
Centenary Rath-Yatra programme.

The purpose behind this Yatra is to enlighten the common man about the multifarious philanthropic activities of Bharat Sevashram Sangha throughout India and the universal Message of Swami Pranavanandaji Maharaj, irrespective of caste, colour, creed and religion, and for youth Golden Rules control self.