A day before the consecration of Shri Ramlala, Jagadguru Shankaracharya Swami Vijayendra Saraswati Ji Maharaj reached Ramnagari Ayodhya and gave his message to the people.
Jagadguru Shankaracharya Swami Shri Vijayendra Saraswati Ji Maharaj of Kanchi Kamakoti Peeth said here on Sunday that whenever any initiative is taken for the national interest, religious interest and welfare of the world, it is Indian culture and tradition to forget all mutual differences and give the message of unity. .
Shankaracharya’s secretary Gajanand Kande said that Jagadguru said that whenever any initiative has been taken in the national interest in our country, people have forgotten their differences and have come together.
This is our culture. Similarly, it has been a proud tradition of India to forget the differences and give the message of unity even when the initiative is taken in the interest of religion.
According to Gajanand Kande, Jagadguru Shankaracharya also said that even when there is an initiative for world welfare, every citizen of India forgets mutual differences and gives the message of unity to the world.
He further said that in every initiative taken in the interest of the nation or religion in our country, the interest of the world is automatically vested in it. Therefore, on such special occasions, we should create harmony and give the message of unity to the world.
This is the religion of the era. He further said that the construction of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi temple will become the basis of a global consciousness.
Let us tell you that the city of Ayodhya is ready like a bride for the grand ceremony of consecration ceremony to be held in the Ram temple on Monday and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will participate as the chief host in the religious rituals of this much-awaited ceremony. .
This temple will be opened to the general public the very next day of the ceremony. The ‘Pran Pratishtha’ ceremony will begin at 12.20 pm and is expected to be completed by 1 pm.
After this the Prime Minister will address a gathering of more than 7,000 people, including saints and eminent personalities, at the venue.