Morari Bapu’s journey with the sacred verses of the Ramayana commenced as a younger baby.
Bhavnagar (Gujarat) [India], May 9: Renowned religious luminary and revered exponent of the Ram Charita Manas, Morari Bapu, demonstrated exemplary citizenship by taking part in the democratic course of by casting his vote in the Lok Sabha elections at a polling sales space in his village of Talgajarda in Bhavnagar district of Gujarat on Tuesday.
Addressing media representatives after casting his poll, Morari Bapu reaffirmed his impassioned plea for widespread electoral engagement. He underscored, “Today marks the festival of democracy across India, with polling taking place in Gujarat and various other states. As a conscientious citizen, I have discharged my sacred duty to cast my vote. I have previously implored my fellow citizens to do the same, and I reiterate my earnest appeal today and in the forthcoming phases of the Lok Sabha elections, urging all to partake and contribute towards shaping the destiny of our nation.”
With an unwavering dedication to his civic duty, Morari Bapu meticulously cleared his schedule for May 7, prioritizing his energetic participation in the democratic course of. This dedication remained steadfast, even amidst his engagement in the discourse of Ram Katha in Rudraprayag, Uttarakhand, till May 05. It is noteworthy that Morari Bapu sometimes delivers his discourses in Hindi throughout his engagements throughout India and the world whereas choosing Gujarati throughout occasions held inside his native state.
Even amidst the Rudraprayag Katha, Morari Bapu fervently implored hundreds of thousands of residents to embrace their electoral responsibility with zeal and vigour. He emphasised the importance of voting, not merely as a basic proper, however as an indispensable cornerstone in the edifice of nation-building, notably given India’s esteemed standing as the biggest democracy globally.
Ahead of returning to Gujarat to train his franchise, Morari Bapu made a cease at Rishikesh on May 06. Rishikesh holds profound private significance for Morari Bapu, as his grandfather and Sadaguru Tribhuvandas ji’s youthful brother, Swami Vishnudevanand Giri Ji, served because the sixth Mahamandaleshwar of Kailash Ashram, one of many oldest and revered establishments in the area.
Morari Bapu’s journey with the sacred verses of the Ramayana commenced as a younger baby. Under the tutelage of his revered grandfather, Tribhuvandas Ji, Morari Bapu diligently sang 5 chaupais (quatrains) from the Ramayana every day as he traversed the trail to and from faculty in his native village of Talgajarda.
By the age of 12, Bapu had rendered all the Ram Charita Manas to reminiscence and began reciting the scripture by the age of 14.
