We know that if no saint is borne, there will be no body to promote and protect dharma. But how many people want a saint or a Bhagat Singh (a patriot) to take birth in their families? It is a bitter truth we want our country produce Bhagat Singh and saints but in others, homes. A king should be born in my home. Lf this goes on and we don’ t stop making our children marketers a day will come when there will be a question mark over our family system and the day is not far when the relationship between a brother and a sister, between a son or daughter and parents will be history.
I haven’t attended any shivir of Bapuji till now. I have seen Bapuji for the first time today. O Bapuji! I have come face to face with you today but I heartily devoted to you for a long time. What you are alluding to is pure and pious.Our scriptures say to the Lord:
‘O Lord! Thou art my mother; Thou art my father…’
Kabirji goes one step further. He says, ‘O Lord! You are my mother and I am your child. Why don’t you forgive my faults? A son goes on committing mistakes but mother does not heed them.’
Bapuji! Your pious initiative is not for you nor for the saints that have assembled here, It is the message for the future of our nation. I offer my whole-hearted sup-port and cooperation in this Endeavour and pay obeisance to you. I salute you. I respect your initiative.
Sant Shri Devakinandan Thakurji Maharaj:
Even today our country is world-teacher because nobody in the world has fathomed the greatness of our culture and tradition till this day.
Pujya Bapuji has kindled the lamp to inaugurate a new tradition to celebrate parents’ worship Day in place of Valentine Day. It will get established in our home forever like the kumbha Mala.
We are leaving this place with pujya Bapuji’s inspiration to worship parents every year on 14th February for the whole life. We will do it and the next generation too will do it. And they will pass on this tradition to their successors telling them who initiated it.
Acharya yuva Lokesh Munishreeji Maharaj, Ahimsa Vishwa Bharati, Jain Samaj:
On this great occasion, I salute Sant Sri Asharamji Bapu who has accepted a great challenge to protect and pro-mote the Indian culture. He has given a call to celebrate parents’ Worship Day in accordance with the Indian culture instead of Valentine Day. The biggest crisis today is that of cultural Values. There was a time when one could find just one cinema hall in a suburb if at all. But today bedroom of every home has become a cinema hall. In such critical times, if we want to preserve our Indian culture, we can do only through greats like pujya Bapuji. As the name is Asharamji Bapu, he is a ray of Asha (hope) to the entire world.
Bapuji. You call in respect of celebrations on 14th February is bilateral.On one side, we have to enlighten the next generation about our great culture; and on the other, we have to awaken the guardians to their duties and responsibilities.
The voice of the people assembled at this Ramlila Maidan of Noida, in response to pujya Bapuji’ s call make a new history of the Indian nation. I assure you on behalf of ‘Vishwabharati and the jain community; rather express my determination that in the times to come, we will create an atmosphere fully conducive to this Endeavour and will achieve new goals in this direction.
Swami Shri Gangadasji, Vice president, Virakta Vaishnav Mandal, Punjab Sadhu samaj:
The purpose behind the incarnation of our beloved Bapuji is only to make this world auspicious, joyous and blissful. Saints are living God. Therefore, I heartily congratulate all present and wish that we all may follow Bapuji’s advice in our life and thereby transform the whole nation.
Bhai Chamanjit Singhji:
Saints come to unite us with God and they give a gift to the jiva. Some give gift of wealth, some clothes, some silver, gold and land etc. but saints give us the gift of Bahakti. It is impossible to count as to how many births we have taken. Let us give this birth to our Sadguru. Let us spend the rest of our lives remembering the Sadguru and obeying his commands.
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