Chandigarh, May 21, 2026 – Through the divine knowledge and teachings imparted by the Satguru, children develop values of discipline, humility, gratitude, and humanity. In today’s era, if children remain connected with Satsang and the teachings of the Satguru, they can become responsible citizens for the nation and the world. These views were expressed today by Mani Majra Mukhi Shri Amarjeet Singh Ji while addressing thousands of children, women, youth, and elders during a grand and inspiring Bal Samagam आयोजित at Sant Nirankari Satsang Bhawan, Sector-15.

During the samagam, children of all age groups beautifully presented the divine messages of Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj through songs, poems, speeches, qawwalis, skits, and other cultural performances. The talent, discipline, grace, and spiritual devotion displayed by the children deeply moved the gathered sangat.

Appreciating the performances, Shri Singh Ji said that these children are not merely young in age but are truly “wise saints” who are adopting the teachings of the Satguru in their lives from an early age. He stated that the discipline, love, and humility visible among the children are the result of satsang, the sacrifices made by families, and the support of dedicated sevadars.

In his discourse, he explained that just as it is not wise to venture into deep waters without the guidance of a boatman, similarly, it is essential in life to follow the teachings of parents and the Satguru. Addressing the children, he emphasized respecting parents, living within moral values, avoiding unhealthy outside food, regularly offering prayers and simran, and staying connected with the sangat to lead a successful life.

Shri Singh Ji further said that children should not fall into feelings of competition, jealousy, or showmanship. Referring to the message of Baba Hardev Singh Ji Maharaj, he quoted, “If there is no paneer, I am happy with lentils,” meaning that true devotion lies in remaining content and happy in every situation. He inspired children to stay away from excessive mobile usage, glamour, and material attractions, and instead embrace the true wealth of the Satguru’s divine name.

He also stated that sangat and seva elevate the personality of children and provide them with stability and values in life. Bal Samagams of the Nirankari Mission are being organized worldwide with the same objective of connecting children with spiritual and moral values.

The messages presented by children in different languages and formats during the samagam made everyone realize that spiritual awareness and the values of humanity are continuously developing within the younger generation. The sangat wholeheartedly appreciated the children’s talent and dedication.

In conclusion, Shri Singh Ji expressed immense gratitude to Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj and said that it is only through the blessings of the Satguru that children are developing values of love, service, humility, and humanity. He urged all families to keep their children connected with satsang, seva, and sangat so that they may achieve excellence in both spiritual and social spheres of life.

Earlier, local Mukhi Shri S.S. Banga Ji thanked all the children, their parents, and the distinguished guests present on the occasion. Local coordinator Shri Navneet Pathak Ji was also present during the event.