Two new buildings “Sudarshan Smriti” and “Arogya Auditorium” of Arogya Bharti Central Office located in Tulsi Nagar, Bhopal were inaugurated by the chief guest on Wednesday, Suresh Soni, All India Executive Member of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. On this occasion, Sanghchalak Ashok Pandey of Madhya Bharat Province of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, National Organization General Secretary of Arogya Bharti, Dr. Sunil Joshi, National Organization Secretary of Arogya Bharti, Dr. Ashok Kumar Varshney and many other dignitaries associated with Arogya Bharti were present. On this occasion, a seminar was also organized on the topic of health traditions and their relevance in indigenous knowledge and science.
Addressing the program Suresh Soni said that the objective of Arogya Bharti is broad. Healthy person, healthy family, healthy village and healthy nation is its basic mantra. Arogya Bharti has not limited itself to only one work but is working in every discipline. Welcoming the renaming of the auditorium after former Sarsanghchalak Sudarshan ji, he said that health was his subject of interest. He used to take interest in new discoveries in the subject like health tradition. Whatever he liked, he used to note it down and then circulated it throughout the nation. Hence this building named after him will become a source of inspiration.
He said that the flow of traditions remains, but for it to remain strong, it is necessary that one should always think about its relevance. Efforts should be made to make it flow in all places. Outwardly we see many indigenous traditions, which did not become like this, but behind it there is a feeling of deep contemplation. Indigenous knowledge means the knowledge around us that is contained in the person’s diet, ethics and medicines. Our basic philosophy has been to understand and follow the tradition of this knowledge. The basis of this knowledge is also from our consciousness. This consciousness pertains to every relation that exists between us and animals including plants. That is why it has also been said in the Sanatan culture that the entire creation has its own ecosystem, which is maintaining all the relationships. If we have to follow these traditions, relations with our new generation, then first we have to show them by making them relevant. Therefore, it is necessary to have documentation of all the indigenous traditions, so that if any such subject comes up in future, then we already have a solid basis for it to move forward.
National Organization Secretary of Arogya Bharti, Ashok Kumar Varshney informed about the organization and said that Arogya Bharti is a service organization working in the field of health. Generally it has been seen that when we take the name of a health organization in the general public, there is such a feeling in their mind that there will be a doctor who will give medicine for the disease, but we want to say that the purpose of Arogya Bharti is to is opposite. Good health is needed by every person and is needed throughout life, so the basic objective of Arogya Bharti is to maintain healthy person healthy. Therefore, the program has been planned keeping each individual in mind. At the village level, only the person of the village is being prepared for this work. Apart from this, attention is also being given to awareness on topics like environment and other research work. Referring to the Corona period, he said that during this time it has become clear that health cannot be bought with money. And there can be no medicine for every disease. The body can be prepared for these challenges in advance. At the end of the program, the vote of thanks was given by Ajay Choukse, Bhopal Metropolitan Secretary of Arogya Bharti. The program was conducted by Dr Dhruv Tiwari, member of Arogya Bharti Bhopal.
In the beginning of the program, the students also praised Lord Dhanvantari. The guests were introduced by the National Executive Member of Arogya Bharti, Madhusudhan Pandey and welcomed them with organ clothes and plants.