Strength acquired through spiritual practice is necessary for establishing Hindu Rashtra based on happiness and sacrifice in personal life : Manoj Khadye
Chiplun : A person takes credit of success gained in his worldly life; but blames God for any unhappy incident happening in his life. A person can create happiness in own life only with God’s power; rest all gains in worldly life are as per own destiny. Out of the four ‘Purusharthas (aims of Human life) under ‘Dharma (Righteousness)’, ‘Artha (Prosperity, wealth)’, ‘Kaam (Physical pleasures)’ and ‘Moksha (Liberation)’, ‘Artha’ and ‘Kaam’ happen as per destiny whereas ‘Dharma’ and ‘Moksha’ needs own willful action; however, he uses own willful action for ‘Artha’ and ‘Kaam’ throughout his life and leaves ‘Dharma’ and ‘Moksha’ to destiny. In fact, strength acquired from spiritual practice is needed for establishing Hindu Rashtra based on happiness and sacrifice in personal life. Every Hindu should therefore, make a resolve of undertaking spiritual practice, stated Shri. Manoj Khadye, the Coordinator of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) for western Maharashtra, Konkan and Gujarat, during discussion session held at Lavel, Taluka Khed while guiding participants.
The discussion session was held at Shri Malshe Hall and was attended by 23 devout Hindus including Shri. Chandrakant Gosavi, Shri. Ashok Burate from Asagani; Shri. Gopal Shelar, Shri. Anant Shinde from Shelarwadi; Shri. Anant Joshi, Shri. Sandip Chandiwade from Satvingaon; Shri. Jagannath Kadam, Shri. Chandrakant Patil from Mete; Shri. Amit Gurav from Ashti; Smt. Sandhya Gunadekar, Sou. Savita Desai from Dabhil; Shri. Kashinath Bhuvad, Shri. Vijay Bhuvad from Moravande; besides Shri. Madhukar More, Shri. Dattatrey Ghag and Shri. Vishnu Salunke of HJS.
