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News Digest
Gurujis Book released in Newyork,US
Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh, USA, (HSS) released a book entitled, "M.S.
Golwalkar: His Vision and Mission" in New York, NY on September 26,
2008. This event took place at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center. This
book is a compilation of selected thoughts of Shri M.S. Golwalkar, the
second Sarsanghchalak (President) of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh
(RSS). He is affectionately known as "Shri Guruji" among the
volunteers, friends and families of RSS worldwide. The book provides
the reader an insight into the vision of Shri. Golwalkar about the
Hindu worldview, the wellbeing of humanity, and the eternal principles
of Dharma. It also offers guiding principles for workers engaged in
social causes.
This book release ceremony was organized
by Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh, which owes its inspiration to the Rashtriya
Swayamsevak Sangh, in the presence of the chief guest Dr. Mohan
Bhagwat, General Secretary of RSS, India and Prof. Ved Nanda, President
of HSS, USA. A veterinary doctor by education, Shri. Bhagwat has
dedicated himself entirely to the service of society. Since 1973 he has
been a pracharak (full time worker) of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.
An original thinker and eloquent speaker, Shri. Bhagwat has also
traveled and guided Sangh swayamsevaks in several countries, including
Kenya, the UK, and the US. He has inspired hundreds of youth to
dedicate themselves for the cause of Sangh and work selflessly for the
benefit of society. An audience of 250 invitees and the media
representatives attended the Book Release event that included lighting
of the ceremonial lamp as a cultural symbol for the beginning of the
event.
by Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh, which owes its inspiration to the Rashtriya
Swayamsevak Sangh, in the presence of the chief guest Dr. Mohan
Bhagwat, General Secretary of RSS, India and Prof. Ved Nanda, President
of HSS, USA. A veterinary doctor by education, Shri. Bhagwat has
dedicated himself entirely to the service of society. Since 1973 he has
been a pracharak (full time worker) of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.
An original thinker and eloquent speaker, Shri. Bhagwat has also
traveled and guided Sangh swayamsevaks in several countries, including
Kenya, the UK, and the US. He has inspired hundreds of youth to
dedicate themselves for the cause of Sangh and work selflessly for the
benefit of society. An audience of 250 invitees and the media
representatives attended the Book Release event that included lighting
of the ceremonial lamp as a cultural symbol for the beginning of the
event.
Prof Ved Nanda spoke about the impact of RSS and Shri Guruji, emphasizing
that the values advocated by the Sangh are not limited to any group but
are applicable to the entire humanity. Shri. Mohan Bhagwat announced
the release of the book in the US. Shri. Bhagwat, eloquently addressing
the audience about the RSS, Shri Guruji and the book, said that Shri
Guruji’s message was to protect and widely disseminate the eternal
values of Dharma and to organize Hindus so as to enable them to work
incessantly for the wellbeing of humanity. Shri Guruji has given clear
guidance on conduct towards one’s family, the nation, and humanity.
Shri Bhagwat further emphasized that the book provokes one into thinking
beyond one's own selfishness and trying to live a Dharmic way of
conduct by practicing its eternal values in day to day life,
individually and collectively. Hindu dharma is a continuous process of
search for the eternal and the absolute through one's own perception of
the world around.
beyond one's own selfishness and trying to live a Dharmic way of
conduct by practicing its eternal values in day to day life,
individually and collectively. Hindu dharma is a continuous process of
search for the eternal and the absolute through one's own perception of
the world around.
The event was concluded with the song, "Vande Mataram" or "I bow to thee O’ Motherland."
For more questions / information, please contact:
Khanderao Khand (Join-Secretary - HSS USA)
(408)-737-7939 khanderao[AT]yahoo[DOT]com
Vikas Deshpande (Media Coordinator – HSS USA)
(617)-869-1383 vvdeshpande[AT]hssus[DOT]org
