The three-day Sri Venkateswara Dharmika conference conducted by the Hindu Dharma Prachara Parishad (HDPP) in association with the Tirumala Tirupathi Devasthanam (TTD) began at Srivari Asthana Mandapam here on Saturday.Speaking at the conference, TTD Chairman Bhumana Karunakar Reddy said the conference would bring a spiritual movement to India and help revive humanitarian values and the bhakti movement.
The decisions taken at the conference will further strengthen the Hindu Dharma Prachar Parishad and spread Dharma, the chairman said.The aim is to turn it into a Hindu-spread movement and promote Dharma throughout the country, he added.
TTD has been organising several spiritual, charitable, and social programmes, and in its endeavour to propagate Dindu Dharma, TTD has been receiving suggestions from various saints, including Peetadhipathis, Matadipathis, and other Hindu spiritual saints, which are being implemented.
Against this backdrop, the TTD is holding this conference in the presence of Peetadhipathis, Matadipathis, and the organisers of the Hindu religious institutions across the country.
Such conferences were conducted in 2007, 2008, 2015, and 2017 and passed several resolutions to uphold the values of Hindu Dharma for the sake of future generations.TTD Executive Officer AV Dharma Reddy was also present at the conclave.(UNI)
TTD alone can lead campaign of Hindu Sanatana Dharma : Pontiffs
The Pontiffs on Saturday unanimously advocated that Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) alone can lead the campaign of Hindu Sanatana Dharma and sustain its sanctity for future generations.
In the morning session on the first day of the three day religious conclave organised by TTD at Astana Mandapam here, Vidyasreesha Thirtha Swamy said the TTD leads the country in spreading and protecting Sanatana Hindu dharma.
He complimented TTD Chairman Bhumana Karunakar Reddy whose name heralds Swami and for his dedication towards spearheading the Hindu Dharma campaign now and earlier as well in his previous tenure.
Similarly, the Swamy also lauded the efforts of TTD Executive Officer AV Dharma Reddy who championed the Parayanams like Akhanda Sundarakanda, Gita Parayanam to rejuvenate Bhakti cult among the youth.
Shushrutananda Mataji while complimenting the commitment and dedication of both the TTD Chairman and EO to take ahead more and more Dharmic programs for propagation of Sanatana Hindu Dharma, wished the programs should reach every nook and corner.
Swatmanandendra Saraswati Swami said that TTD Dharmic programs are invigorating Dharmic fervour among youth and driving them towards righteousness.
Through social media, TTD is also successfully combating the false and baseless, half truths slugged by vested elements with SVBC spiritual programs, he said Go Samrakshana program is also laudable.
It is praiseworthy that Andha Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has also built a Goshala at his official residence and Undertook Gosamrakshana activities, he added.
TTD should adopt Artificial intelligence software for Dharmic programs as well, the Swami advised.
Shiva Darshanam Mataji said that Dharmic programs are essential to bring out sanatana Hindu sentiments embedded in everyone in spite of hostilities and ups and downs in society.
Syllabus in schools and colleges also be improvised to include genesis of Hindu Dharma, he said.
Earlier TTD used to conduct Subhapradam and it should be resumed for inculcating religious ethos among students, he added.Devanadha Ramanuja Jiyar Swamiji, Shamshabad said that Meditation Halls should be established in Tirumala Divyakshetra.
He said that small programs should be taken to society through SVBC YouTube channel. Action should be taken to increase philanthropy among students, youth and women. Students should be made participants in Srivari Seva program, the Swamiji added.
Ramachandra Ramanuja Jiyar said that many good programs are being done by TTD. Dravidian Veda should also be encouraged, he suugested.Viswayogi Viswamji, Guntur said India will become powerful in the world soon and TTD should take Sanatana Dharma to the world from Tirumala.(UNI)
