Shiracha, 16 December 2025: On the third day of the Shrimad Bhagwat Katha, the spiritual atmosphere was profoundly grand, devotional, and filled with joy. The presence of distinguished personalities and religious leaders from various fields lent greater sanctity and dignity to the venue. Among the dignitaries who attended as listeners were Mahantshri Pujya Trikamdasji Maharaj of Sachchidananda Sampraday; renowned religious leader Pachandada Matang of Maheshwari Samaj; Aishree Dhanbai Ma of Ratadia (Hansbaima Bhagwati Dham); famous poet Shri Manek Bhai; poet Shri Aal; Bhopa Shri Varjang Ram (Chief Priest of Vankol Dham); Pujya Shri Bhimsenbhai Shastriji; Sant Shri Chandrakantbhai Goradia (Hans Nirvana Ashram, Pragpar); Pujya Shri Ratangiri Bapu (Juna Akhada); Kutch Customs Commissioner Shri Nitin Saini; Bhuj MLA Shri Keshubhai Patel; Mundra and Abdasa MLA Shri P.N. Jadeja; former Gandhidham MLA Shri Rameshbhai Maheshwari; Sarhad Dairy Chairman Shri Valamjibhai Humbal; Shri Girishbhai Chheda; Mundra Municipal President Smt. Rachanaben Joshi; BJP leader Shri Haribhai Jatia; and many villagers from surrounding areas. All participated in the aarti, adding further grandeur to the event. Their presence infused the venue with divine energy and a profound flow of devotion.
Pujya Shri Kashyapbhai Joshi narrated the divine pastimes of Lord Krishna in a captivating, heart-touching, and detailed manner. Delivered in his sweet and eloquent voice, these leelas enchanted the audience. The childhood pastimes, Rasleela, and other eternal stories of Krishna came alive in the minds of every listener, creating an atmosphere of transcendent peace and joy.
Pujya Kashyapbhai Joshi also shared profound, life-inspiring teachings. He urged devotees to surrender all worries, problems, and sorrows at the feet of God, emphasising the need for unwavering faith—whatever Shri Krishna ordains will always be for one’s ultimate good. These words brought inner peace and strengthened faith among the listeners. He further elaborated on the importance of public welfare and societal harmony, explaining how unity, mutual love, and cooperation can lead to the well-being of all. Highlighting the unique role of saints and monks in society, he described them as spiritual guides who inspire adherence to moral values and the righteous path, with their teachings being invaluable for personal and collective upliftment.
The devotion and enthusiasm of the audience reached such heights that, at one point, a large group gathered around the podium and spontaneously began performing Garba. This heartwarming scene reflected the overwhelming vibration of devotion to Thakorji (Shri Krishna), captivating everyone present. The joy and emotion on the faces of the devotees as they moved to the rhythm transformed the Katha venue into a scene reminiscent of Vrindavan. The mandap remained packed with an overwhelming number of devotees, and the uninterrupted flow of devotion continued to enrich the atmosphere. This rare blend of satsang and bhakti provided everyone with spiritual elevation and deep mental peace.