ALLEN Sanskar Mahotsav: Bhakti ki Paathshala

On Sunday, the day once again became memorable in Kota, the Kashi of education, the Career and Care City. Here, the biggest festival of education, devotion and values for coaching students was organized by ALLEN Career Institute.

The students of Kota coaching, immersed in the questions of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Maths, were seen immersed in a different color on Sunday.

The students of Science were immersed in the feelings of spirituality. Flowers kept raining and the youth kept dancing.

During this, the aim of Coaching City Kota from values to success was seen coming true.

Allen Sanskar Mahotsav was held at Allen Utsav Vatika located on Road No. 1 of Indraprastha Industrial Area, Kota.

More than 10 thousand students participated in the program, who were guided by Shri Jhalriya Peethadhipati Jagadguru Ramanujacharya Swami Ji Shri Ghanshyamacharya Ji Maharaj from values to Success.

This was a unique seminary in Kota where science and spirituality met, in which future doctors and engineers

danced to bhajans and took guidance while understanding the importance of values in life.

Lakhs of students watched the Sanskar Mahotsav live on various social media platforms. This day became memorable for thousands of students from all over the country studying to make a career as an engineer and doctor.

Along with career, students were taught lessons on values, culture, spirituality, meditation and patience in the festival.

Along with the students, parents, teachers and dignitaries of the city also participated in this school of devotion. This unique confluence of devotion and science was to connect the students with spirituality and meditation.

On this occasion, Allen’s Director Dr. Govind Maheshwari, Rajesh Maheshwari, Dr. Naveen Maheshwari and Dr. Brijesh Maheshwari were present. They sang bhajans and encouraged the students.

Shri Jhalriya Peethadhipati Jagadguru Ramanujacharya Swami Ji Shri Ghanshyamacharya Ji Maharaj, while teaching the students in the program, said that everyone’s trust and support is also associated with God’s grace.

How strong our trust is, it takes us forward. If a student believes in the teacher, then he remembers even those things in the exam which he never repeated.

Do charity with a true heart and maintain its continuity, it is possible that you are not getting any benefit from it but one day you will get its virtue.

While teaching faith, devotion, religion, patience and meditation, he said that Sanskar Mahotsav means to be cultured.

Every work has its own sanskar. The farmer also cultivates his land, only then the land becomes fertile. It is the

values that guide our life, keep our character clean, remind us of our duty.

Values are very important along with education, because it is our values that make us accountable towards our family, society, and country.

Swami Ji Maharaj said that five characteristics of students have been mentioned in the scriptures. A student is a perfect one who has these five characteristics.

These include crow’s effort, brooding, dog’s sleep, home renunciation and light eating. A student should be active like a crow, he should be curious to know everything.

He should be attentive like a heron. No matter how much noise and adverse circumstances you may be in, your attention should be towards your goal.

Sleep should be like a dog, a dog is alert even while sleeping. A student should be a light eater, he should not be so attached to food that after eating he does not feel like doing any work and always keeps thinking about food.

In the end, a student should be a home renunciation, those like you who have left their homes to make their career, the one who has attachment to the home cannot make a life.

The program started with devotional songs. The institute’s Director Dr. Govind Maheshwari started the bhajans with Ganpati Vandana. On this occasion, director Rajesh Maheshwari, Naveen Maheshwari and Dr. Brajesh Maheshwari also participated in the bhajan singing.

One after the other devotional bhajans were presented, on which the students started dancing. There was a lot of flower shower between the tableaux and attractive dances.

Students danced on many bhajans including ‘Yahan baaje se padharo rang ji aaj….., Jhuk jao Shrirang ji Nath jhukno pad si….., Chhoti-Choti gaya chhote chote gwal….., Chham-Chham nache dekho veer hanumana…..’.