. Shree Parameshwari Sewa Kendra is going to organize health camps and other activities on the occasion of Guru Purnima festival on July 29.
Organizing a press conference in the capital on Friday, the Centre said that there is a misleading view about the ‘Aghor’ tradition in Nepal. Aghor
Shivaram Baba, chairman of the center, said that they will organize a health camp as well as school-level elocution on the occasion of Guru Purnima on July 27.
On the occasion, he also informed about the Shivashakti Peeth temple under construction on the premises of Sudharma Ashram at Chandragiri-8. Baba said that the south face of Pashupatinath is Aghor, “The tradition of the guru-disciple of Arya Sanatan is indispensable for human society, and it will be beneficial for Nepal and the entire human world only if the present generation follows it.”
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‘The nation is the biggest religion, all the citizens of the country have a debt to the nation and what are we all doing for the nation to repay that debt? It’s time to ask yourself,” he said.
Stating that there is a wrong and misleading understanding of the Aghor tradition in the Nepali society and its reality is exactly the opposite, Baba said, “It is important to understand that Aghor means simple, gentle, easy, which is not complex or difficult.”
Stating that it is necessary to break the mentality that is entrenched in the wrong view of Aghor relation, Baba said, “There is no truth in the understanding that ‘Aghori Baba’ is a person who has long beards, eats human flesh, practices tantra-mantra-magic, wears matted, dirty and dangerous attire.””In reality, Aghor is the path of Shiva, truth, knowledge, self-salvation and humanity,” Baba added. Baba said that the main goal of Aghor is to serve the nation, serve humanity and uplift one’s self by spreading the message of humanity by becoming a good human being under the guidance of the Guru.
On the occasion, patron members of the organization, Nar Bahadur Karki and Saroj Regmi, expressed concern over the erosion of Nepali family, tradition and originality by blindly following the imported religion, tradition and culture. Dipendra Neupane, a member of the organization, urged all to attend the program to be held at Sudharma Ashram in Chandragiri Municipality-8, Kathmandu on July 26.
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