RJS PBH Webinar in Association with Vishwa Bharati Yoga Sansthan : A Beacon of Positivity Illuminates Path to Compassion and Understanding.

RJS PBH Webinar in Association with Vishwa Bharati Yoga Sansthan : A Beacon of Positivity Illuminates Path to Compassion and Understanding.

New Delhi. The Ram Janaki Sansthan Positive Broadcasting House (RJS PBH) recently celebrated a significant milestone, its 279th broadcast, dedicating the program to the upcoming World Kindness Day and outlining ambitious plans for Pravasi Bharatiya Divas and Antarrajya Pravasi Divas in January. This broadcast, a testament to RJS PBH's nearly two-year commitment to disseminating positive messages globally, offered a rich tapestry of spiritual insights, philosophical discussions, and community updates, all interwoven with the common thread of compassion.

Celebrating Kindness and Embracing Philosophical Wisdom:

The broadcast, sponsored by Acharya Yogi Kaviprem Bhatia Ji of Vishwa Bharati Yog Sansthan, showcased the philosophies of Karnataka philosopher Shri A. Nagaraj Ji, whose teachings on "Madhyast Darshan" (Intermediate Philosophy) and "Jeevan Vidya" (Life Science) took center stage. Acharya Prem Bhatia Ji, a follower of Shri Nagaraj Ji, elucidated the core principles of these philosophies, emphasizing the importance of compassion ("Karuna") not as mere sentimentality, but as the very essence of human nature. He explored the complexities of human Dharma, contrasting it with religious dogma and highlighting the universal human pursuit of happiness.

Acharya Ji delved into the concept of “Amaanav” (less than human), a state arising from a self-preservation-focused biological consciousness that prioritizes individual survival over the well-being of others. He contrasted this with true human consciousness, emphasizing interconnectedness and the importance of cultivating compassion. He introduced the crucial qualities of “Dhirta” (righteous living), “Virta” (empowering others), and “Udarta” (generosity of body, mind, and resources), outlining the path towards true humanity.

Spiritual Insights from the Brahma Kumaris:

BK Anusuya Didi, a Senior Rajyoga Teacher, enriched the discussion with the Brahma Kumaris’ perspective on compassion. She lamented the pervasive lack of empathy in modern society, highlighting the tendency towards revenge and the breakdown of familial and societal bonds. She stressed the importance of self-compassion as the foundation for extending kindness to others. Didi explained that true compassion extends beyond material giving, encompassing emotional and mental support for those struggling with stress and dissatisfaction. She emphasized the principle of "Daya dharma ka mool hai, paap mool abhimaan" (Compassion is the root of righteousness, ego is the root of sin), urging listeners to cultivate positive thoughts and good wishes for all.

Didi elaborated on the principle of reciprocity, explaining that our actions, words, and even thoughts create a ripple effect, ultimately returning to us. She encouraged listeners to view acts of kindness not as charity, but as investments in their own well-being. She highlighted the Brahma Kumaris’ understanding of the self as a soul, interconnected with all other souls as children of the Supreme Being, fostering a sense of universal brotherhood.

Addressing Life's Complexities and the Role of Politics:

The program tackled challenging questions from listeners, including the paradox of compassion in a world where survival necessitates consumption. Acharya Ji clarified the distinction between human-made laws and the inherent laws of existence, emphasizing the importance of "Samajh" (understanding) as a guiding principle. Didi addressed the question of life and death, highlighting the eternal nature of the soul and the transformative power of recognizing our spiritual identity.

A listener raised the question of political engagement in a compassionate life. The moderator emphasized personal responsibility and self-improvement as paramount, suggesting that positive change begins within the individual. Acharya Ji echoed this sentiment, defining a wise person as someone content within themselves, whose thoughts, understanding, and actions are aligned.

Community Engagement and Future Initiatives:

The broadcast highlighted RJS PBH's commitment to community engagement, announcing Rajendra Singh Kushwaha Ji’s visit to his village, an event to be broadcast as a webinar featuring Dr. Shweta Goyal and BK Sushant Bhai. The upcoming Pravasi Bharatiya Divas event was promoted, and National Press Day was acknowledged. Surjit Singh Jildewar invited listeners to a webinar on "Darshan," and plans for a Patna visit to honor RJS Yuva Toli members were announced. A guided meditation led by Didi provided a practical application of the discussed principles, encouraging participants to connect with their inner selves and the Supreme Soul.

The broadcast, rich in philosophical discourse and practical advice, served as a powerful reminder of the transformative power of compassion, understanding, and individual responsibility. RJS PBH continues to shine as a beacon of positivity, illuminating the path towards a more compassionate and interconnected world. The concluding devotional song by Ritu Kapil Tekra resonated with the overall message of peace and spiritual harmony, leaving listeners with a sense of hope and inspiration.