Prakash Purab Of Sri Guru Ram Das Ji To Be Celebrated On October 27 In Ratia

Ratia: The Prakash Purab of the fourth Sikh Guru, Sri Guru Ram Das Ji, will be celebrated with devotion and enthusiasm on October 27 at Gurdwara Sri Guru Granth Sahib in the Old Bazaar area of Ratia. The Sri Guru Ram Das Ji Sewa Society held a meeting at the gurdwara to discuss arrangements for the religious event.

The meeting was chaired by society president Jagseer Singh. Members discussed preparations for the celebration and assigned responsibilities to ensure the smooth conduct of the programme.

Religious Programmes to Begin on October 25

Providing details of the meeting, society secretary Happy Singh Sethi said the Prakash Purab is celebrated every year with the support of the sangat and the participation of devotees.

He said the celebrations will begin on October 25 with the commencement of Sri Akhand Path Sahib. On October 27, the Akhand Path Sahib will conclude with the Bhog ceremony, followed by a religious diwan dedicated to the teachings and glory of Guru Ram Das Ji.

A large number of devotees are expected to visit the gurdwara to pay their respects and listen to Gurbani, seeking spiritual peace and blessings.

What Message Does Guru Ram Das Ji's Life Convey?

Members of the society highlighted that the life and teachings of Sri Guru Ram Das Ji inspire people to embrace selfless service, remembrance of God, humility and the welfare of humanity.

They emphasised the importance of following his teachings to promote love, brotherhood and mutual harmony in society. The society also appealed to the sangat to attend the Prakash Purab celebrations and participate in the religious programmes to seek the blessings of Guru Maharaj.

Society Members Join Hands for the Celebrations

During the meeting, members pledged to work together to ensure the successful organisation of the event. The preparations are being coordinated with the collective support of the society and the local sangat.

Those present at the meeting included Daljit Singh, Charanjit Singh, Bunty Monga, Sarvjit Singh, Balwinder Singh Ladi, Gurwinder Singh, Manjit Singh and other members of the Sri Guru Ram Das Ji Sewa Society.