A unique example of unity in diversity, Nirankari Mass Weddings

 After the conclusion of the 78th Nirankari Sant Samagam , a simple Nirankari mass marriage ceremony was organized in the same grounds of Samalkha in the presence of Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj and Nirankari Rajpita Ramit Ji. On this occasion, the newly married couples tied the knot and received the blessings of Satguru for the auspicious beginning of their new life. This ceremony was very unique and inspiring , where 126 newly married couples from various states of India including Bihar , Chandigarh , Delhi , Gujarat , Himachal Pradesh , Haryana , Jammu & Kashmir , Jharkhand , Madhya Pradesh , Maharashtra , Punjab , Rajasthan , Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand as well as from abroad like Australia and Canada participated.

On this auspicious occasion, 126 couples tied the knot at a single venue, sending a beautiful message of unity and simplicity. Senior Mission officials , the families of the bride and groom , and devout devotees thoroughly enjoyed this divine and emotional spectacle.

The program began with the traditional jaimala (garland) and the special Nirankari tradition of Sanjha-haar (a sacred necklace). Following this, in a devotional atmosphere, Nirankari Laav was sung in Hindi , each line of which was filled with spiritual messages and beneficial teachings for married life for the newlyweds. During the event, Satguru Mata Ji and Nirankari Rajpita Ji showered flowers on the newlyweds and blessed them with a happy, joyful, and dedicated life.

Like every year, this year too this event was illuminated with its divine message of simplicity, harmony and unity , which rises above caste, religion , language and provincial discrimination and expresses a beautiful, holistic and inspiring form of humanity.

Satguru Mata Ji blessed the newlyweds, saying that all the couples are beautifully dressed on this auspicious occasion. Highlighting the significance and importance of married life, Satguru Mata Ji said that this ceremony is not just a one-day celebration , but a symbol of a sacred union filled with love , respect, and cooperation. It conveys the message of equality and partnership in married life. As explained in the Lavas , if one person’s contribution to a spiritual endeavor is lacking , the other should encourage them , so that the journey of life progresses with balance and harmony.

Satguru Mata Ji also clarified that marriage is not just the union of two individuals , but the sacred union of two families. In this union, both parties fulfill their social and familial responsibilities, as well as aspects of service , satsang , meditation, and devotion. Finally, Satguru Mata Ji wished the newlyweds a happy married life and prayed that the eternal grace of the Supreme Lord remain upon all, and that this sacred union may endure forever, becoming a symbol of happiness, love, and harmony.

While giving information, Secretary of Sant Nirankari Mandal, Respected Shri Joginder Sukhija Ji said that with the cooperation of the Social Welfare Department, this year around 126 couples from various states of India as well as from abroad participated in the presence of Satguru Mata Ji.