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LAKHIMPUR: "Mahapurush Srimanta Sankardeva transformed the gross psychology of the society with the realistic view of his spiritual philosophy. His spiritual philosophy is nothing but the philosophy of transformation which uplift the human values and lead the human beings towards the attainment of divine qualities to create a world free of hatred and violence, full of peace, progress and bliss," stated Ranjit Kakati, a spiritual speaker-cum-writer and journalist, in Lakhimpur while taking part as appointed speaker in the 'Dharmalosana Sabha' organized in connection with the celebration of the 574th Abirbhav Tithi of Mahapurush Srimanta Sankardev by Bosagaon Gyanoday Yuva Chatra Parishad.
The Dharmalosana Sabha commenced with Sishil Hazarika, the president of Gyanoday Yuva Chatra Parishad, in the chair. It was inaugurated by Saurabh Das, the central committee assistant general secretary of Asom Jatiyatabadi Yuva Chatra Parishad, who delivered lecture on Sankardev's tremendous contribution in integrating the indigenous communities living in the entire Northeast region.
In the programme, appointed speaker Ranjit Kakati, while delivering his lecture on the 'Spiritual Philosophy of Srimanta Sankardev and its psychological aspects', further stated, "Religion loses its all qualities of holding the existence of the society, unless it is established with a strong foundation of science and philosophy. In such condition religion cannot do well for the people but leads them towards deterioration and fall. Keeping this in his view, 'Gurujona', through his spiritual philosophy, aimed at upgrading the moral and ethical standard of the people, irrespective of their caste and creed, by advocating the popular, easy path of Bhakti, that is pure devotion. He accepted a realistic view of the world. He visualised the philosophy of mankind with progressive ideology 500 years ago."
Journalist Bubul Hazarika attended the event as another speaker. AASU central committee former finance secretary Krishna Das, retired headmistress Manomati Das, retired teacher Narayan Das, journalist Sudipta Das and a galaxy of prominent persons also took part in the programme.
Notably, the youth and student members of the Gyanoday Yuva Chatra Parishad of Bosa Gaon, the second largest village of the State, located in the Lakhimpur district, celebrates the Abirbhav Tithi of the 'Gurujona' every year with extensive programmes to pay rich tribute to him and to keep the noble ideology of Sankardev and his tremendous contributions to the Assamese community and mankind.
The institution this year celebrated the 574th Abirbhav Tithi of the Mahapurush with a two-day-long agenda at Bosa Gaon Natun Namghar on October 5 and October 6. On the first day, the agenda of the event started with the unfurling of the Dharmadhwajja by Rabindra Das, the former president of the Namghar Management and Development Committee and flag of Gyanoday Yuva Chatra Parishad by its president Sushil Hazarika. Then secretary Akhil Rajkhowa paid floral tribute to the portrait of Srimanta Sankardev. It was followed by a plantation drive, which was inaugurated by Gyanoday Samuhik Kendra secretary, Dipak Das. The Bhagawat Jatra event was inaugurated by artiste Satyaban Das. Then the series of competition events organized among the students on Borgeet and Dihanam among women was inaugurated by radio artiste Bikash Hazarika. In the evening, recitation of Gunmala was held. On the second day, another series of competition events on drawing, quiz, essay writing and Dashavatar Nritya were held in addition to the Dharmalosana Sabha and the prize distribution ceremony. At night, a bhaona named 'Sri Krishnar Baikuntha Proyan' was staged by the artistes of Sankar-Madhav Kristi Dal. It was inaugurated by Gyanoday Samuhik Kendra president, Krishna Das.
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