Kathmandu: Former President Dr Ram Baran Yadav has highlighted the significant role of Sanatan religion and eastern civilization in fortifying religious, cultural, and interpersonal relationships between Nepal and India. During the unveiling of a book titled ‘Satsangdikshya’ at an event organized by the Hanumandhoka Durbar Museum Development Committee and Swami Narayan Sanstha Nepal, Dr Yadav emphasized the importance of intertwining spirituality with science.
According to National News Agency Nepal, Dr Yadav remarked on the necessity of understanding culture, tradition, and society to facilitate peace, coexistence, and brotherhood, ultimately contributing to the broader welfare of society.
At the same event, Sadhu Bhadresh Das Swami noted that the ancient Sanatan religion has successfully exemplified culture, love, devotion, and reconciliation between Nepal and its people. He shared that ‘Satsangdikshya’ was translated from a cultural foundation that serves as a common link between Nepal and India, emphasizing each country’s unique identity in language, costumes, food, and culture.
Former lawmaker Shankar Prasad Pandey argued that religion and cultural tourism are fundamental to Nepal’s prosperity. He believed the book would be a pivotal creation for promoting world peace, harmony, and human welfare.
Youth leader and scholar Shankar Tiwari highlighted that ‘Satsangdikshya’ would aid the new generation in connecting with spirituality in Nepal, a land rich with religious sites and holy lands. The 111-page book underscores the importance of satsang, encouraging readers not to waste time without engaging in satsang and hymn.