Saturday

08


March , 2025
Spirituality is the search for the meaning of our existence and the purpose we serve.
15:06 pm

B.E. Bureau


In his insightful address, Ram Nath Kovind underscored the teachings of Paramhansa Ramakrishna, Maa Sarada, and Swami Vivekananda, emphasizing their vision of a world united by love and the boundless potential of the human spirit. He articulated that spirituality transcends rituals, fostering inner growth, harmony, and a profound connection with the cosmos.

Introducing the theme of “Science in Spirituality,” Kovind highlighted the deep synergy between the two fields: both seek truth and understanding. While science explores the physical universe, spirituality delves into conscious-ness and the deeper truths of existence, guiding humanity toward a more profound understanding of its place in the cosmos.

Acknowledging the significant advancements in science that have improved the quality of life, he also pointed out its limitations in addressing fundamental existential questions. Here, spirituality plays a vital role, offering insights beyond the material world and enriching our comprehension of life’s purpose.

Reflecting on India’s rich spiritual heritage, Kovind cited ancient philosophies and practices such as yoga and the concept of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, which promotes universal harmony. He dispelled the misconception that spirituality necessitates renouncing worldly life, instead advocating for Karma Yoga—a path that balances action with spiritual growth.

Kovind also emphasized the significance of detachment—not as indifference, but as a means to navigate life’s challenges with resilience. He acknowledged the growing relevance of spirituality in contemporary times, urging individuals to integrate its wisdom into their daily lives.

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