Nagpur City experiences spirituality connect on Friday got a unique opportunity to interact with Art of Living Founder, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar at Divisional Sports Complex. Satisfied with the live interactions with their beloved spiritual master, each one attended Antarang Varta and learnt life transforming knowledge from him. In a very lucid manner and simplified words, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar as usual has captivated and inspired the audience with his special style of meditation.
Maharashtra Energy Minister and Nagpur District Guardian Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule, Yavatmal District Guardian Minister and Minister of State for Energy, Tourism, Food and Drugs Administration, Madan Yerawar; Mayor Nanda Jichkar, MLA Sunil Kedar, MLA Sudhakar Kohale, Nimesh Maheshwari were felicitated by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. Devotees, members of Art of Living Nagpur Centre, trainers and teachers presented him ‘Royal Jire Top’ and garlanded him.
Look within The spiritual Guru started speaking with devotees in a very soft and simple voice and City experiences spirituality connect explained meaning of Antarang as sacred place within the physical being. ‘Sunlight’ consists of different shades of colour. It looks white when all colours are mixed with each other, but when isolated one could identify separate shade.
Use heart and brain while understanding each other
Sri Sri explained difference between ‘sensitivity’ and ‘sensibility’. A person when uses his brain and has good sense and judgment is a sensible person. Sensitive person is an emotional one, gets affected readily by feelings of others, he uses his heart more than brain.
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Ram Mandir in Ayodhya should become a symbol of harmony
Sri Sri disclosed his views about Ram Mandir issue as, “Muslims and Hindus should sit together and respect the court judgment. They should settle the issue amicably, respect feelings of each other with peaceful agreement and co-operation. Muslims should build Ram Mandir while Hindus should take initiative to build Masjid.
