Hanuman Dass’ Spring message this Easter, Passover, Ramadan, and Hanuman Jayanti and Vaisakhi
Spring marks a time of renewal and celebration for many religions and secular groups around the world. Throughout this season, there are celebrations for Hanuman Jayanti, Easter, Passover, Vaisakhi and Ramadan. While these festivals are distinct in their beliefs and practices, they all share a common dharma theme of giving, expressing compassion towards others, and rising in Love.
One of my favourite Ram Dass quotes is, “we are all just walking each other home”. I love that before wishing anyone on their festival we say happy. Happy Hanuman Jayanti, or Happy Easter. So the essence is be happy and let’s make others happy!
These festivals are a wonderful way to show kindness, empathy, and support to those who may be less fortunate. They act as a promise from each of us to serve another, but also on a deeper level to develop our own hearts. The spirit of Hanuman, which we celebrate, is one of unconditional love and selfless service for the world. He wants nothing but to serve Love.
Go Dharmic has been busier than ever, from the Pakistan flood relief, to Ukrainian refugee assistance, to helping eradicate malnutrition in India, we need your help to become a bigger vehicle for compassion-in-action.
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This spring, if you could commit to giving up one coffee or cup of chai tea a week for people in need around the world you would make a tremendous difference to our organisation.
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A small regular donation to Go Dharmic’s campaigns for poverty alleviation, humanitarian aid, and education will go a long way in helping those in need, and it is a profound way to express a greater love and worship in this sacred time.
Wishing you lots of love and happiness.
Hanuman Dass, Founder
Go Dharmic
Hanuman Dass spending time with children in Uttarakhand, India.
