Sampravah: The flow of desired wishes
Devbhoomi Haridwar, where the pure current of Maa Ganga flows and Maa Mansa fulfills all your desires – this sacred place was the setting for “Sampravah: The Flow of Desired Wishes,” an event organized by Medini Care. Couples from India and also from outside India participated in this unique gathering.
The first day kicked off with a warm welcome for all attendees, marked by the traditional application of ’tilak’ on their foreheads. This gesture, deeply rooted in Sanatan culture, signifies a victorious start to any endeavor, symbolizing success in fulfilling one’s wishes. Medini Care’s founders, Neha Sehgal and Vithika Jain, extended a heartfelt welcome to all participants.
After settling into their rooms and enjoying lunch, the first session commenced. This welcome session provided a detailed overview of the program and explained how Medini Care assists couples in conceiving. The participants’ enthusiasm was truly palpable! A refreshing tea break followed.
Then came the highly anticipated first session: “Darshan.” The arrival of Swami Sri Raj Vibhu immediately filled the hall with a divine energy. Everyone welcomed Swamiji, who began by simply asking, “What do you wish for?” These two words brought tears to many eyes as Swamiji delved into a profound discussion on Kumbhak and life, offering deep insights. This two-hour session brought the first day to a fulfilling close.
Day 2: A journey of rituals and divine connection
The second day began with the sacred Putresthi Yagya, a ritual famously performed by King Janak, after which his home was blessed with the arrival of Rama, Lakshmana, Bharata, and Shatrughna. This Yagya holds immense significance, and its efficacy requires the presence of a guru. Thus, Swamiji participated alongside all attendees throughout the ceremony. With the chanting of mantras and the blowing of conch shells, deities were invoked. Participants performed ‘hawan’ (fire ritual) and ‘aarti’ (prayer with lamps), and the Yagya concluded with the distribution of ‘prasad’.
After breakfast, the second session, “Divine Resonance with Swamiji,” took place. Swamiji enlightened participants on the process of conception, explaining how Kumbhak and spirituality, along with nature, can support the journey. Additionally, Swami ji presented each participant with a Shriyantra, explaining its spiritual connection and the method of chanting mantras with Kumbhak. The values associated with mantra chanting are deeply rooted in Indian spiritual and philosophical traditions.
A lunch break followed, after which came the most eagerly awaited part of the day: one-on-one sessions with Swamiji. Participants openly shared their personal thoughts and feelings, and many emerged from these sessions with tear-filled eyes, yet visibly content. Another tea break provided a moment of relaxation.
The evening concluded with the “Deekshant Samaroh” (Convocation Ceremony). Swamiji guided attendees on the path forward, leading them through a powerful meditation designed to release past burdens. This intense session saw many participants shedding tears, unburdening their hearts. Participants were made equipped with tools and mantras to increase their fertility and to unburden their past karma’s. To infuse joy and happiness after such a profound experience, a lively Dandiya session was organized, where everyone danced with abandon, bringing day two to a vibrant end.
Day 3: A divine conclusion
The final day, day three, was dedicated to carrying everyone’s wishes to the divine. At 5 AM, participants were transported by bus to the sacred currents of Maa Ganga for a purifying bath. The early morning dip offered a divine experience. Following this, a ropeway took them to the holy abode of Maa Mansa, where all desires are said to be fulfilled. After seeking blessings at the temple, they were brought back to the hotel.
Thus, the three-day “Sampravah” event concluded successfully, with the Medini Care team playing a pivotal role in its seamless execution. Now, all the participants eagerly await the joyous news they hope to share with Medini Care!
