Gadwal: Swami Narmadananda Saraswati, who has embarked on a 17,500-kilometer pilgrimage across 52 Shakti Peethas in India, passed through Ayija village this morning at 9:30 AM. His sacred journey began at the Narmada Kunda Shakti Peeth in Amarkantak, Madhya Pradesh, the origin of the Narmada River, and will conclude at the Ambaji Shakti Peeth near Mount Abu in Gujarat.

A Journey for Global Welfare

Swami Narmadananda’s pilgrimage is aimed at spiritual upliftment and global well-being, as he walks across the country, paying homage to the revered Shakti Peethas. His presence in Ayija was met with great enthusiasm from the local Hindu community.

Warm Welcome by Devotees

As Swamiji entered the village, members of the Hindu Dharma Protection Committee and local Hindu devotees extended a warm welcome, offering traditional respects and prayers. The event saw an overwhelming participation from villagers, who gathered to seek Swamiji’s blessings and to support his spiritual mission.

A Symbolic Spiritual Movement

Swami Narmadananda’s pilgrimage is seen as an inspiration for Hindu devotees, reinforcing faith and devotion towards the Shakti Peethas. The journey, covering multiple states, represents a deep spiritual connection with the divine feminine energy (Shakti) and serves as a reminder of India’s rich cultural and religious heritage.

The event in Ayija concluded with prayers and discussions about the importance of spiritual practices and dharmic values in modern society. Swamiji continued his journey, blessing the village and its people as he proceeded towards the next destination on his pilgrimage route.