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Three-day ‘Achara Anushtana Atma Vichara’ training concludes
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Spiritual teacher Sriram Guruji emphasizes the preservation of Sanatana Dharma and traditional Hindu rituals during the concluding three-day training camp in Rajamahendravaram.
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Achara Anushtana Atma Vichara training camp
Rajamahendravaram: Spiritual teacher and founder of Kalvakolanu Chittaranjan Das Foundation Trust Sriram Guruji said people should use material possessions as necessities in life but should not become attached to them. He called upon people to learn and practice traditional Hindu rituals such as Sandhyavandanam and daily puja and contribute to the preservation of dharma.
The three-day ‘Achara Anushtana Atma Vichara (3A)’ training camp concluded at Mahakaleshwar Temple and Arun Palace opposite the temple here on Monday. The programme was organised by the Sandhyavandanam Abhyasana Training Committee, the spiritual wing of the Kalvakolanu Chittaranjan Das Memorial Charitable Trust. Around 200 participants from different parts of the country and the US attended the camp.
Training was provided on the significance of Sandhyavandanam and daily puja, self-inquiry, control of desires, the joy of sacrifice and the relevance of Sanatana Dharma teachings in modern life. The participants performed Trikala Sandhyavandanam during all three days, while women took part in recitation of devotional hymns.
Speaking at the concluding programme, Sriram Guruji said the main objective of the camp was to provide practical training in applying spiritual knowledge in everyday life.
Mirtripati Venkata Ramaiah of Konaseema, Pisapati Mallikarjuna Purushottama Sarma of Hyderabad and local resident Savitala Bhaskara Rao were among those who attended the concluding programme.
