Session on ‘New Style of Living’ in Jamshedpur’s Loyola School

Purity of thought, speech and behaviour creates better life: Raj Didi

Mail News Service

Jamshedpur, June 11: “Do your work honestly. Do not wait for gaining plaudits. The appreciation lies in the heart, whether spoken or unspoken. The effect of your good deeds will be reflected in the contentment you get within while performing such work,” observed keynote speaker Rajeshwari Modi (Raj Didi), the internationally famed motivational speaker Reiki Grand Master Nari Ratnaat a programme on ‘New Style of Living’ organized by Narayan Reiki Satsang Parivar (NRSP) Tatanagar at Loyola Schools packed Fasy Auditorium on Sunday, June 11.

Raj Didi’s two and a half hour session comprised explanations and examples narrated in her calm, smooth and lucid manner that in itself spread an aura of peace among the packed and eager audience. Her talk was themed on positivity which Rajeshwari Modi said was the fulcrum of ushering in happiness, peace and prosperity in life. “Purity of thought, speech and behaviour creates better life for us and all around us,” the keynote speaker specified.

Rajeshwari Modi narrated the five mantras for amicable and peaceful living. “Ignore the pain caused by someone’s negative behaviour towards you and instead, with patience, cleanse that person’s negativity into positivity. Ma Saraswati resides in our throats and the tip of our tongue. Utter carefully selected words that do not hurt or insult anyone. Purity of thought, speech and behavior creates a better life. Keep giving off your best whether you are lauded for your efforts for it is the sense of inner satisfaction that justifies your deeds. Never hurt or be hurt because hurt is the lowest level of energy that blocks happiness, peace and prosperity from coming into your life. We should always speak in a manner that creates auspicious feelings and injects positivity. No person should utter foul or ungainly words. Words must be spoken carefully to recognize the power of such words. Do not say something that will hurt someone for be sure to get back what you give to others. If you hurt someone, that hurt will boomerang on you; you should introspect.”

  Rajeshwari Modi said that in these modern times when life is fast-paced, one had the tendency to falter and could overstep onto someone else’s domain thereby creating an unsavory situation. “Life can be made a lot easier with a pure mindset and easy nature. Shower love on all. Affection and love enable us to win trust and eternal happiness,” she observed.

NRSP Tatanagar unit Head Uma Agarwal Sultania and Chief Associate Preeti Agarwal Sultania said that the organization was continuously working towards ushering in Satya Yug by inculcating people with positivity in thoughts, words and deeds. “NRSP believes that relationships are the main force in managing, leading and living a successful life enriched with good health, wealth, happiness, peace and prosperity.”

Raj Didi, as the founder of NRSP across the country and beyond expressed her happiness when she said, “There has been an unprecedented change in the quality of life of lakhs of people in India by joining the organization NRSP. This process of change and quality is continuing through NRSP in India and in other countries.”

Raj Didi led the huge audience in prayer for universal peace, joy and happiness. Earlier, NRSP Tatanagar unit Head Uma Agarwal Sultania welcomed Raj Didi with a bouquet and shawl. Priyanka Agarwal conducted the program.

Among the teeming audience present in the Fasy Auditorium at Loyola School were MLA Saryu Roy, labor leader Rakeshwar Pandey, social worker Ratanlal Sultania, Murlidhar Kedia, Ashok Bhalotia, Ashok Goyal, Vijay Anand Moonka, Anand Chaudhary and Mridu Shahi. Among those associated in hosting the ‘New Style of Living’ programme included Santosh Agarwal Sultania, Pramila Goyal, Sandhya Murarka, Shail Agarwal Sultania, Asha Chowdhary, Sarala Murarka, Kiran Agarwal Sultania, Vidya Agarwal, Pinky Singh, Smita Moonka, Sarita Agarwal, Lakshmi Bhartia, Sudha Agarwal Sultania, Sushma Agarwal and Preeti Agarwal.