“Participants Take Pledge to Become Noble Human Beings During Yajna”

Udaipur: On the second day of the ongoing Bal Sanskar Camp organized by Sanatan Pathshala, Udaipur, Vedic priest Bhupendra Sharma conducted Yajna training sessions and inspired participants to take a pledge to become “Arya” — noble and virtuous human beings. Explaining the meaning of “Swaha,” he emphasized the importance of giving up negative habits and embracing positive values in life.

Media coordinator Jignesh Sharma informed that yoga instructor Pritam Singh Chundawat guided the trainees through Tadasana, Tratak exercises, subtle yogic practices, and Surya Namaskar with Vedic chants to help improve physical and mental well-being.

Kuldeep Joshi, Bal Sanskar Head of Sanskrit Bharati, Chittor Province, taught the participants how to introduce themselves in Sanskrit. Acharya Tribhuvan Vyas conducted a collective practice session of the inspirational patriotic song “Chandan Hai Is Desh Ki Maati, Tapovan Bhoomi Har Dhaam Hai”, creating an atmosphere of devotion and patriotism.

President of Apna Ghar Ashram, Udaipur, Gopal Kaneria, encouraged participants to read, understand, and implement the teachings of the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita in daily life while reciting verses from the holy scripture.

Camp coordinator Navneet Bhatt led the collective chanting of universal welfare mantras and prayers for world peace. The camp management was supported by Amrit Ranjan Pandey, Madhu Kant Dave, and Madhu Nagda.

Around 35 trainees are participating in the seven-day camp being organized at Pine World School, Sector 5, Udaipur. The camp is conducted daily from 5 PM to 7 PM with the objective of nurturing disciplined, spiritual, and patriotic individuals.