Radio Brisvaani
Kingston, July 7 (Australia India News Newsdesk)
The BAPS Swaminarayan Research Institute (BSRI) hosted the “Timeless Teachings from Hindu Mandirs” conference on July 6 at the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Kingston, Queensland. The event focused on the spiritual relevance of Hindu mandirs in contemporary life and their role as centers of cultural identity, community service, and moral guidance.
The conference was attended by senior spiritual leaders Pujya Aarshpurush Swami and Pujya Bhaktinidhi Swami, who spoke about how the timeless wisdom of Hindu scriptures—such as the Bhagavad Gita, Upanishads, and Satsang Diksha—continues to inspire resilience, ethical living, and compassion in today’s world.
Bringing together community leaders, scholars, and representatives from various Hindu organizations, the event provided a platform for dialogue on the enduring values taught by Hindu mandirs. Speakers highlighted how these spiritual centers serve beyond their role as places of worship—acting as hubs for community engagement, cultural preservation, and personal development.
As part of the program, priests from various temples were felicitated in appreciation of their dedicated service. The event concluded with Mahaprasad, promoting fellowship among participants.
Organized by BSRI, the conference underscored the institute’s commitment to promoting scholarly research and community education. Known for its work in fostering understanding of Hindu scriptures, BSRI continues to emphasize the practical relevance of ancient teachings in modern life.
The conference reinforced BAPS’s contribution to community engagement and dialogue on values that transcend time and culture.
