The Divine Vision

A visit to the city of Varanasi is the ultimate goal of Hindu pilgrims. It is here where every traveller wants to search the purpose of his existence. Is it the place which exudes this kind of vibes to the yatris or the sincerity of their efforts to know and understand what their faith stands for, important ?The Combination of both of these, taken with gratitude and faithfulness has kept the essence intact. Hence even today Kasi holds a special place for Hindus.

Since time immemorial families have saved some money to go on this Kasi Yatra. It was and is still believed that only the destined can undertake this journey. It is so because people aim to cleanse their body and soul as well as thank their ancestors by offering the ritualistic shradh to them. The continuity of birth and death is the secret of this offering. Generations of human beings have kept this practice alive to place Hinduism in the eternity.

What does one gain after the dip in Holy Ganga? A new life or a new self? A new self with the clarity that life existed before him and shall also exist afterwards, will be open an eye-opener (divine vision ) for him to lead a newer life. The All pervading Vishwanath ( lord Shiva) showers his blessings for the rest of his life.

Banaras the ancient seat of learning always stood out with its erudite scholars and eminent teachers. The One thing that has remained the same is the River Ganges. Well supported by the ice glaciers on the holy Himalayas, the perennial Ganga has become as eternal as the Sun/the Moon. These are the everlasting features of the creations which we acknowledge and revere.

To be able to move forward, a peaceful and friendly atmosphere only can equip us to continue . Our pillar of strength is our resilience and rationality.

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