LOS ANGELES:-  Acharya Yoga Guru Rajan Sharma has said that with the recitation of the Vedas, there will be a wish for peace and that land will automatically become holy.

Yoga Guru Sharma expressed this idea while revealing the secrets of Sanatan culture at the formal program of the Yoga Sadhana Camp organized at the Shri Pashupatinath Buddha Temple in Los Angeles on Thursday.

Claiming that Nepal is the world’s Guru Country, Acharya Yoga Guru Rajan Sharma said that the place where the Vedas are recited, the purity of every particle there, gentleness, and the communication of Brahman consciousness will transform such a land into a land of penance. He informed that the Vedas are not a narrow circle and are a message of consciousness as vast as the blue sky.

Stating that the Vedas are the root of Sanatan culture and civilization, Acharya Yoga Guru Sharma says, “Just as the River touches everyone without any discrimination, similarly the mantras of the Vedas fill all lands and all hearts with purity.” — Vedas-Ganga and Samata-Yoga are the divine symbols.’

In the program, Sharma also urged every Nepali to adopt the knowledge of the Vedas as their life and servant, as they are the children of sages.

Speaking at the yoga camp, Nepali Consul General to California Rishi Punakhar Dhakal expressed the view that yoga and meditation can help reduce the stress caused by the American lifestyle. The program was held in the presence of Ved Bhakta Joshi, a guardian of Nepalis in the US, and leading social worker Rajendra Siwakoti.

About 80 Sanatan family members learned about yoga and meditation at the meditation camp organized and chaired by Sharada Shrestha, President of Brahma Murta Dhyan Samaj America.

Acharya Yoga Guru Rajan Sharma briefly explained the yoga postures of the meditation method and then distributed certificates to the initiates of Brahma Murta Meditation. Chairman Shrestha thanked the supporters Sangeeta Shiwakoti, Sapana Sedai Thapaliya, Amrita Gaire, Kala Shrestha, Devi Shrestha, Nirmala Poudel and Radha Sapkota for their help in organizing and completing the Brahma Murhat Yoga camp.