The spiritual life: In one year 'Bhiksha Yatra' has touched 50lakh people to unite Sanatan Dharma

‘Bhiksha Yatra’ carried out by a spiritual master Swami Dipankar has completed one year on Thursday, 23 November, 2023. In these 365 days, more than 50 lakh people have taken the pledged to be a Hindu and soon crore of people will join the journey for the unity of Sanatan Dharma. Swami Dipankar’s mission is to unite the Sanatan Dharma, which is divided in many groups on the basis of caste. He has been reaching out to people to give him their word and promise unity. ‘Bhiksha’ is a Hindi word for alms, but in his journey, Swami Dipankar is not asking for rice, sugar, or wheat, but for unity of Sanatan Dharma. His alms journey started from Deoband, Saharanpur on 23 November, 2022.

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Swami Dipankar’s door-to-door alms march has been receiving support from Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat, Union Minister Giriraj Singh and several other religious and social organisations. Talking to Firstpost earlier this year, Swami Dipankar said, “Sanatan ko ek karne ki hai, ek hindu hone ki yatra hai (the mission of this yatra is to unite Sanatan Dharama)." Also Read: Man on mission to unite Sanatan Dharma, begging not for alms but pledge of Hindu unity He also listed out the two main objectives of his ‘Bhiksha Yatra’. First, “don’t get divided on the basis of caste. Be Hindu, be proud of being Hindu,” and second, fight against addiction. We all should come together to save our youths who have gone astray towards addiction." “This journey has been taken up to unite the Sanatan Dharma which is divided into sects on the basis of castes. The journey does not have my trade mark. Anybody can start this,” he had said. With inputs from agencies