Chandigarh / Panchkula /Mohali / Samalkha, September 21, 2026: In this diverse world, our appearances, languages and ways of life may be different, yet the consciousness that dwells behind these outward differences is one and the same. We are all children of the same Almighty, whom the Satguru has bound together with the invisible thread of love, conveying the message of unity and humanity. The Sant Nirankari Mission is bringing this spirit of “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam”—“The entire world is one family”—to life, where love is not merely an idea but a way of living.
The 79th Annual Sant Nirankari Samagam will be held from October 23 to 26, 2026, at the Sant Nirankari Spiritual Complex, Samalkha, Haryana, in the divine presence of Revered Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj and Nirankari Raj Pita Ramit Ji. Millions of devotees from India and abroad are expected to participate in this spiritually uplifting gathering, carrying in their hearts the message of spiritual awakening and human unity. Through the divine darshan and sacred discourses of the Satguru, devotees will experience inner peace and receive inspiration to imbibe the values of love, sewa, compassion and humanity in their lives.
The services for the Samagam commenced today in an atmosphere filled with devotion, dedication and the spirit of selfless service. The service venue was inaugurated by Nirankari Raj Pita Ramit Ji. On this occasion, members of the Mission’s Executive Committee, officers of the Central Sewa Dal and thousands of devotees participated in the services with love and devotion. Revered Raj Kumari Ji, popularly known as ‘Mami Ji’, President of Sant Nirankari Mandal, and Shri Joginder Sukheja, Secretary of Sant Nirankari Mandal, warmly welcomed Nirankari Raj Pita Ji by presenting bouquets. The sacred occasion inspired everyone to transform seva into spiritual practice and make dedication a foundation of life.
Addressing the devotees gathered on the occasion of the commencement of services for the 79th Samagam, Nirankari Raj Pita Ji conveyed Satguru Mata Ji’s love and blessings and stated that the magnificent scale of the Samagam services is the result of the selfless service, sacrifice and dedication of countless devotees. It inspires us to cultivate the spirit of service and altruism in our own lives. The human birth has not been given merely for oneself, but to share in the joys and sorrows of others. When the feeling of ‘I’ disappears and the feeling of ‘we’ emerges in sewa, its true meaning becomes evident. The knowledge imparted by the Satguru is the awakening that transforms our vision and inspires us to see the presence of the Formless in every human being. When human beings love and respect one another, the world will become a more beautiful place. Our prayer to the Satguru is that we may not only be human in form, but also become true human beings through our deeds and conduct.
The theme of this year’s Sant Samagam is ‘Jagriti’ (Awakening), which inspires individuals to turn inward, beyond the external world, and recognise their true essence. Satguru Mata Ji has also emphasised that an awakened and conscious devotee remains immersed in devotion at every moment. Jagriti does not mean suddenly becoming aware of something new; rather, it means remaining alert and conscious within oneself at every moment. To live in the world while remaining unaffected by its influences and to remain connected with the remembrance of the Almighty in every circumstance is the true essence of Jagriti.
Undoubtedly, the Nirankari Sant Samagam is not confined to any particular religion, caste, language or region. It is a confluence of every heart that seeks to spread the light of humanity and truth. Here, through sewa, humanity and spirituality come together in a divine union. Thousands of hands unite in service and millions of hearts come together in love, making the message of oneness amidst diversity visible in its truest form.