Om Mandali Brings Grand Shiv Bholenath Satsang In Ahmedabad
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Highlights include the unique depiction of the “Eight Jewels” and the divine words of Devaki Maiya. The phrase “Eight Jewels” is often used in spiritual traditions to mean eight special qualities or virtues. In some Hindu devotional contexts, these could refer to qualities like truth, compassion, humility, etc. Including them in a procession makes it symbolic. Devaki Maiya is identified as speaking divine words. In similar satsangs, such spiritual leaders often deliver messages about inner peace, moral behaviour, and the awakening of the soul. That tends to attract many devotees who feel guided spiritually. Ahmedabad will witness a grand satsang and shobha yatra (procession) dedicated to Lord Shiv Bholenath. This two-day event is being organised under the aegis of Om Mandali Shiv Shakti Avatar Seva Sansthan, Raipur (Chhattisgarh). The organisation’s spiritual head, Devaki Maiya, will lead the gathering as the chief speaker. Under her guidance, countless people across India and abroad have experienced the union of the soul with the Supreme.
Om Mandali Shiv Shakti Avatar Seva Sansthan is based in Raipur, Chhattisgarh. Their meditation centre is called Shivdham. Their contact-oriented site confirms the Raipur address details. Such events (satsangs, processions) often draw large crowds, including people from nearby states. Organising two days allows different activities—procession one day, spiritual gathering next day, to appeal to diverse devotees.
The idea of “union of the soul with the Supreme” is common in Bhakti traditions. It means devotees seek closeness or oneness with God through devotion, chanting, and guidance from a spiritual teacher. The program will be hosted at Kubernagar, Ahmedabad (382340). Sharing details of the event, Om Mandali’s Director from Raipur (Chhattisgarh), Dwarka Prasad and Vijayji were present.
Kubernagar, Ahmedabad, is a residential area. Events like this are easier when the location is accessible to many people and has enough space for processions. Directors like Dwarka Prasad and Vijayji likely help with logistics, local contacts, ensuring permits, security, etc. Such roles are important in large spiritual processions. On Saturday, 13th September 2025, from 3:00 PM onwards, a magnificent procession will be carried out featuring tableaux from various states, a tricolour parade, and the grand highlight – the depiction of the Eight Jewels. This is expected to be the largest and most unique rally ever.
Tableaux from various states suggest that people from multiple parts of India will participate. Visuals from different states can show cultural diversity. Tricolour parade indicates patriotic overtones, mixing national pride with religious devotion. This kind of combination is more common lately: invoking both spiritual identity and national identity. When events say “largest ever,” organisers aim to build momentum, attract media, and attract more devotees. Ensuring safety, crowd control, and coordination across volunteers becomes important.
On the following day, Sunday, 14th September 2025, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, a divine satsang dedicated to Shiv Bholenath will take place. The evening will include chanting of the Om Mantra, followed by a collective singing of “Meri Shaan Vande Mataram” in honour of the Indian government and border security forces, particularly celebrating the success of Operation Sindoor. Devaki Maiya will recite the divine words of Lord Bholenath. The gathering will seamlessly combine spiritual awakening with patriotic spirit.
Om Mantra chanting is central to many Shaivite traditions and in many satsang programs; it helps focus the mind, bring calm, and foster unity.“Vande Mataram” is a patriotic song, widely known in India. Singing it in such spiritual gatherings merges love for country with spiritual devotion.
Operation Sindoor is a recent Indian military operation. It has received strong public attention. Many events now reference it in patriotic contexts. So far, the organisation has successfully conducted over 200 programs across India, with the mission of awakening the spiritual energy of the Indian people, reconnecting them with Sanatan culture, and spreading the chant of “Om” throughout the nation. The institution firmly believes that world transformation is only possible through self-transformation.
Sanatan culture refers to what is often called Sanatana Dharma, living according to eternal duties, values like truth, righteousness, and compassion. Many organisations emphasise reconnecting with these cultural/spiritual values. Spreading the chant of “Om” is symbolic: Om is considered the primal sound or vibration in Hindu philosophy. It is believed to align the mind and spirit. The idea of world transformation through self-transformation is common in spiritual traditions. The concept is: if each person grows spiritually (ethics, compassion, self-awareness), society improves.
Devaki Maiya, the spiritual head and ascetic of Om Mandali Shiv Shakti Avatar Seva Sansthan, Raipur (Chhattisgarh), is said to possess divine powers. She is believed to be the chosen earthly medium of Lord Shiv for this age of transformation. Through her presence, millions of families across India and abroad have experienced the divine essence of Shiv and nurtured their bond with the Almighty. After organising Shiv satsangs in every state of India, she now arrives in Ahmedabad as a divine blessing, bringing with her the opportunity for the union of soul and God.
Many followers regard spiritual heads like Devaki Maiya as avatars or mediums in spiritual lineages. This belief gives them authority among devotees. Organising satsangs in many states means a wide network: each event builds recognition. It also requires coordination of travel, local teams, and volunteers. The term “age of transformation” suggests a belief in a time when spiritual or moral renewal is especially needed. These events underline how Om Mandali Shiv Shakti Avatar Seva Sansthan is spreading the message of spiritual consciousness at both national and international levels, awakening a sense of divinity and unity in countless hearts. The satsang and procession in Ahmedabad mark yet another milestone in this spiritual journey. The organisation is calling upon all devotees and Baba’s children to participate wholeheartedly in this auspicious occasion.
International participation (from abroad) means diaspora devotees are involved. They often bring donations, join via livestreams, etc. Spiritual consciousness refers to awareness of one’s inner self, ethics, connection to God, and compassion. Awakening this sense is a major goal of movements. Calling people to participate “wholeheartedly” is common: involvement beyond just attendance, singing, chanting, volunteer work, donations.
This event is not merely a religious gathering but a celebration of the Golden Age and the awakening of spiritual consciousness. The arrangements are being managed entirely by Om Mandali Shiv Shakti Avatar Seva Sansthan, Raipur (Chhattisgarh). The idea of a “Golden Age” is often used in spiritual traditions to mean a time when virtue, wisdom, and peace prevail. Claiming events help bring or celebrate that age, giving hope to people. Managing all arrangements themselves shows that the organisation is hands-on, possibly relying on volunteers. Logistics: permits, safety, sound systems, and crowd management are big tasks.
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