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What are Pravachan and how can I attend them?

The teachings of the Holy Scriptures and the ancient Vedic scriptures are preached by monks, saints, and religious academics. The recitation and conversations are referred to as Pravachan, whereas this social gathering is known as Satsang. Huge groups of pilgrims gather in tents while the saints read important parts from the holy books.

They describe the significance of these legends in Hinduism, their meanings, and how one can use their lessons to live a serene life. Hindu mythology is written throughout major works like the Mahabharata and Ramayana, as well as in the Vedas and Bhagavata Purana. These lessons provide profound information.

You can attend those just by yourself as you go exploring the Mela, you’ll find many people gathered under a tent and a sage speaking on a stage.

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