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As the city was waking up to the winter chills, a lone car was seen on the streets of Pune leaving trails and echoes of ‘Dada Shyam’. Following this car were several more vans brimming with food, chocolates, ice-creams and where were they heading to? Zilla Parishad Prathamic Shala Marunji!  The kids today were in for a surprise! Sadhu Vaswani Mission as it continued celebrations of Sadhu Vaswani’s birthday throughout the month of November, organised a bal mela for about a thousand students of Zilla Parishad Prathamic Shala Marunji and a few others who had been brought by the Mission to the school grounds. As the city was waking up to the winter chills, a lone car was seen on the streets of Pune leaving trails and echoes of ‘Dada Shyam’. Following this car were several more vans brimming with food, chocolates, ice-creams and where were they heading to? Zilla Parishad Prathamic Shala Marunji!  The kids today were in for a surprise! Sadhu Vaswani Mission as it continued celebrations of Sadhu Vaswani’s birthday throughout the month of November, organised a bal mela for about a thousand students of Zilla Parishad Prathamic Shala Marunji and a few others who had been brought by the Mission to the school grounds. Singers Shashank Ombhase & Nisha Shivdasani joined in by Hemant Udasi on the drums put up a great vocal performance for the students. The children were utterly engaged and singing along with Ombhase. AGanesha kirtan- ‘Morya...Ganesha… Om…Ganesha’saw the students clapping in the air and singing in a rhythmic choral. A volunteer then came up on the stage and addressed the students asking the significance of Sadhu Vaswani’s birthday to which all responded, ‘reverence for all life!’ All the kids unanimously agreed to tell their parents and relatives to go meatless and abstain from all forms of flesh food. It was then time for the chartbuster song, ‘jhingat’to which all kids were dancing along in merry. Finally, the tables were set, the counters readied and the mela was on! Children had a variety to choose from, missal pav, wada pav, bhelpuri, dosa and fruit juices. The dosa counter was the busiest! Bhelpuri was everyone’s favourite! The little ones were munching on these delicacies when the desert highly on demand was brought forth- Ice Cream! “Their happiness is contagious. Serving them was a beautiful experience. It is 2 pm and it is very unlikely that I am not hungry, my hunger I believe, is satiated from seeing these kids enjoy their meal. Above all and more than ever, we could sense and experience Dada. He is blessing us from the unseen,” said Priya Mankani, a volunteer. As the mela came to a conclude, the children were given utilities, napkins and towels. “We all revere Dada, he is very dear to us,” said one of the teachers as she ushered the kids along. It was then time to leave, with a heavy heart as everyone bid goodbye to the little ones, Muskaan and Nagini, came running along chasing the car asking, “Will you come back again? We’ll be waiting… Come back soon…” And the volunteers promised back saying, “Dada will bring us back to you…”

Dr. Imam Umer Ahmed Ilyasi, Chief, All India Imam Organisation joins the celebration and pledges to observe Meatless Day A total of 27,22,827 people pledged to observe November 25th as Meatless Day. Plus, a total of 8,11,02,119 people supported the Meatless Day 6,196 people turn vegetarian for life Sadhu Vaswani’s 139th Birthday celebrated by serving the poor and needy Slaughter houses close in many parts of India Sadhu Vaswani’s 139th birthday, also observed as ‘International Meatless Day’, was celebrated with singing of kirtans and bhajans and acts of service at the Sadhu Vaswani Mission on Sunday, 25th November 2018. The day began with a medical camp in Lavale for animals of 24 villages of Mulshi taluka district. A total of 1432 animals were treated. At the Mission, the program began with service to the poor and needy - ‘Daridra Narayan Seva.’ The volunteers lovingly served sumptuous meals to the poor. The morning satsang shone with the ‘havan’ - the holy fire, and the glory of the Guru through devotional ‘bhajans’ and ‘kirtans’. Dr. Imam Umer Ahmed Ilyasi, Chief, All India Imam Organisation was the Chief Guest for the afternoon session. Invoking the lord, the Imam addressed the gathering saying, “The Meatless Day, observed on Sadhu Vaswani’s birthday, is a noble cause. The Quran too emphasizes the idea of compassion. The message for today is to love all life and have compassion in your hearts. Rev. Dada J. P. Vaswani lives on in spirit. He was so humble, so gracious, it might seem, we are remembering him but I know he is present here. To him all religions were one. To him humanity was above all. I shared a deep and spiritual relation with him. I see the Mission as my own where I will keep coming and support its causes. Another message that we must take home today, is ‘live for others,’ a principle, Dada epitomized,” he added.  He also participated in the artificial limbs seva. ‘Alphabets of Good Life’ one of Rev. Dada’s books was released at the hands of Ramesh and Suman Tulsiani. A CD of bhajans,’Tunhija geet gaya’ sung by Gulshan Dudani and Sagar was released. Needy families were given cash and groceries & daily essentials. A total of 179 artificial limbs were given to the physically challenged through a camp in Osmanabad. 27 artificial limbs and blankets were distributed among the physically challenged in the satsang. The recipients were overwhelmed with joy and their faces lit up with gratitude. A total of 206 prosthesis limbs have been given by Sadhu Vaswani Mission in the month of November, 2018.One of the beneficiaries, Satish Shinde, said, “I lost my leg in a railway platform accident. I am unable to get work for my disability. If I were to receive this artificial limb, I could stand on my feet and help feed my family. Today, we all are dependent on my sister who brings the bread and butter home.” The large crowd then proceeded in love and joy, to partake of the ‘langar’ (fellowship meal). The Meatless Day report was read out in the evening session. 6,154 people turned vegetarian for life, a total of 26,69,545 people pledged to observe November 25th as Meatless Day. In addition, a total of 8,11,20,119 people supported the Meatless Day. The highlights were as follows: Karnataka and Uttar Pradesh state governments declared the closure of all slaughter houses in the state. Slaughter houses in various cities including Pune (Kondwa area), Ulhasnagar, Vadodara, Kolhapur and Ahmedabad have been officially closed down on Nov 25, 2018; Dr Imam Umer Ahmed Ilyasi, Chief, All India Imam Organisation joins the celebration and pledges to observe Meatless Day. State Minister, Penang pledged to go Meatless. 200 people in Japan pledged to go Meatless for lifetime. Peace marches, rallies and vegetarian food festivals were also organised in various citites to spread awareness for the cause. Thousands took part in peace marches that were held in Pune, Hyderabad, Rajkot, Ahmedabad, Madhepura (Bihar), Ulhasnagar and Bilaspur. Sadhu Vaswani’s birthday was also celebrated on large scale by Maharashtra State Board for Literature and Culture, Government of Maharashtra at Wardhman Prathishtan Hall, Senapati Bapat Road, Pune. The message of compassion was also reached to Principal Controller of Defence Accounts at Communal Harmony Seminar in Pune. The evening session also saw the much-awaited audio-visualupadeshof Rev. Dada J.P. Vaswani. In hisupadeshhe gave the message of having longing for the lord that is “Life's richest treasure. As longing keeps penetrating the heart, it becomes tender. How can I slaughter animals? Animals, to whom life is as precious, as it is to you and me. Therefore, today's day is being celebrated as a Meatless Day. At least for today, we should abstain from meat. Just as sweet potato and potato become soft, so too, when our hearts become tender, we are unable to eat food of violence.” The day ended with the rendering of devotional bhajans, a session that is from 10:30 pm to midnight. 50% concessions were given to all patients - 682 in total - at the Sadhu Vaswani Mission’s Shanti Clinic on Sunday, November 25th. Sadhu Vaswani Centers in many places including Malaysia, London, Hong Kong, Casablanca, New Jersey, Atlanta, St. Maarteen, Singapore and Jakarta celebrated Sadhu Vaswani’s Birthday through prayers and various service activities. In India, prayers and service activities were carried out by Sadhu Vaswani Centres including New Delhi, Mumbai, Coimbatore, Hyderabad, Nasik, Bhopal, Baroda, Rajkot, Ahmedabad and Bengaluru.

The ‘Rath Yatra’ of Sadhu Vaswani, symbolized unity of all religions and appealed compassion to all living creatures as it marched through the streets of Pune, Camp on Saturday, November 24, 2018. In honour of Sadhu Vaswani’s 139th birthday celebrations, the ‘Rath Yatra,’ walked through the lanes of Pune as devotees and citizens were enthralled by the life-like portrait of Rev. Dada J. P. Vaswani seated in the Rath at the feet of the life-like statue of his Master, Sadhu Vaswani. The procession started at 5pm from the Sacred Samadhi of Sadhu Vaswani with a prayer ceremony. The procession made its way through the Sadhu Vaswani Chowk, Poona Club, Quarter Gate, Pudumjee Compound and M. G. Road. At one of the halts, Rev. Dada J.P. Vaswani’s talk was played in which he spoke of gathering wealth of the soul, not the body. And that is through service & remembrance of the Lord. At another halt, Rev. Dada J.P. Vaswani’s recorded audio-visual, was played in which he said, "Are you aware of the atrocities perpetuated on animals day after day? Are you aware, that thousands of big and small animals, daily are made into food for man? Life is as precious to these animals and birds as it is to all of us. The time has come when this murder of birds and animals has to be stopped. It is the prime right of every living creature to breathe the breath of life. Then how can we deprive these animals and birds of this innate right? Can we bring to life a dead animal? If not, then we have no right to take away the life of a living one.” At MG Road a lovely sound and light show was organized. The ‘Rath Yatra’ halted at several spots wherein it was welcomed with banners, lights and altars paying homage to the two Masters. The procession included decorated floats and balloons with messages like, ‘Be Strong! Be Vegetarian!’ 'jeeyo aur jeene do'.  Children and hordes of devotees singing bhajans and kirtans of ‘Dada Shyam’ added grandeur to the procession. One of the participants said, “Dada is with us in spirit. Yes it is different this year but I know he is watching over us. We love him and want him at all times. The Meatless Day is a noble cause, a great message which needs to be spread. It’s a message of peace that has to be taken to all.” Corporator Arvind Shinde said, “I have been a part of the rath yatra since I was a kid. Dadaji served all the people. If I were to tell in two words what this yatra means to me, it’s graceful and peaceful.” The Rath Yatra is an annual pilgrim-procession since 1966 in the city of Pune, providing an opportunity for the denizens of Pune to pay homage to a great soul of Pune, Sadhu Vaswani, and for all of them and their homes to receive his benedictions. The specially constructed ‘Rath’ or chariot is designed by the world-renowned Mr. Dilip Chabbria, better known as D.C. It is designed like a space-ship, representing the cyber-age and space-age. This Rath Yatra left an indelible imprint on many hearts. Quote by Sadhu T. L. Vaswani - “If, indeed, Life is One, is not the animal, too, my brother? And am I not his keeper?”

Sadhu Vaswani Mission, on the auspicious occasion of Sri Guru Nanak Jayanti, held celebrations, satsangs and the annually awaited-modikhana on November 23, 2018. The session began with mellifluous bhajans and kirtans to the glory of the Guru. The satsang hall of the Mission was brimming with divinity as devotees from all quarters of the city joined in to mark the celebrations. The commemorations followed on with a recorded upadesh of Rev. Dada J. P. Vaswani. He spoke of the virtues and the ideals that Sri Guru Nanak bore witness to and how he was a true messenger of God. Rev. Dada then spoke of the modikhana wherein proceeds from purchase of groceries would be utilised for the poor and hungry. Thus, it was time for the modikhana in the Mission. A total of Rs. 206,200 of groceries were purchased by the devotees and offered for the poor at Modikhana. “The concept of modikhana is an honest attempt to serve the hungry. There are so many who cannot afford one square meal a day. To them, this is a blessing,” said Sonia Shahani. “I say this is a great idea wherein everyone gets the opportunity to contribute,” said Deepti Ajwani. Finally, with the rendition of kirtan, the celebrations came to an end and all devotees partook in guru langar- fellowship meals. “The Guru langar was true to a traditional Sindhi meal but the difference was it comes from Dada. The service and seva is going on as it would when Dada was physically present. He lives on through the many acts of service, seva, the langar prasad and his teachings,” said Chandru Gurnani.

In connection with Sadhu Vaswani’s 139th birthday celebrations, the annual ‘Peace Rally’ organised by the Sadhu Vaswani Mission was held in the city of Pune on Thursday, 22nd November 2018 at the Sadhu Vaswani Mission grounds at 9AM. About 3400 students gathered to join in the Peace Rally. These were from the participating schools and colleges that support the cause of going meatless on the 25th of November. The schools that took part included St. Helena’s School, A.W. Sindhu Vidya Bhawan, D.Y. Patil International School, G.K. Gurukul, Mother Theresa School, Poona College among many others along with the hosting schools St. Mira’s Primary & Secondary School and Sadhu Vaswani International School, Pradhikaran. The students were engaged throughout the event with games, activities, performances and audio-visual presentations. All revolved around the ideology of Sadhu Vaswani who believed and lived the adage, ‘Reverence for All Life’. A dance performance on the benefits of vegetarianism with cartoon character, Chota Bheem, Chutki and Krishna had the students rapt in attention. Renditions by Shashank Ombhase, especially, ‘hum sab ek hain’ had the students joining in enthusiastically. The audio-visuals on the life and teachings of Sadhu Vaswani was another highlight of the occasion. This was followed by a short-film on the idea of ‘oneness of life and creation’; it was a truly moving and thought provoking feature presentation. Finally, the much awaited segment, a recorded Questions and Answers Session with Rev. Dada J. P. Vaswani was presented. It was insightful with Dada answering many doubts of students. His concluding message emphasised on living an uncorrupt, honest and truthful life. The event ended with the students pledging to go meatless and revere every form of life. “I pledge to go veg on the 25th of November. I will also convince my family to go meatless this 25th,” said Ananya from St. Helenas School. Tulika a teacher from D. Y. Patil International School remarked, "We consider ourselves and the students fortunate to be a part of this noble Peace Rally. This is an awakening to the students concerning animal cruelty, animal rights and the idea of peace and reverence for all life. It is important that the students learn and adapt the message of love and compassion at an early age.” Another inspiring incident was that of a school girl, who chose to be anonymous. She had asked Dada, the last year what she should do when she has the urge to eat meat. To which Dada had said that birds and animals are our brothers and sisters, how would you feel if one of your brother went out and never returned home. She said, that statement awakened something with her and although she had promised to give up meat for a year, she has still continued to be a vegetarian. Did you know? If India went vegetarian just for one day, 20 crore animals will be saved from the gallows of death. 20 crore animals will get to live. Is it not a reason enough, we go veg for a day? Live and let live.

The occasion of 139th Birth Anniversary of Sadhu T. L. Vaswani saw people pouring in huge numbers and chanting aloud, ‘Dada Shyam’. After the day of devotional chants, bhajans and kirtans, commemorating Sadhu Vaswani’s birth anniversary as per the Hindu calendar, the evening witnessed a Rath Yatra in Pimpri. As the rath (chariot) moved through the lanes of Pimpri, devotees were enthralled at the life-like portrait of Sadhu Vaswani & Rev. Dada J.P. Vaswani seated on the rath. Led in spirit, the devotees marched on to convey the message of going meatless this 25th of November. Slogans were raised in chorus invoking the sympathy and compassion in all. The procession was like a pilgrimage which saw several halts at temples, gurudwaras and more. All in all, the message of abstaining from all forms of flesh food on the 25th of November, was passed on through carrying on the tradition of rath yatra. The Sadhu Vaswani Rath Yatra started at Open Lawns, near Anandpur Kutiya at 5:30 PM and ended at Royaal World school grounds at 7.15PM. The 1.5 kilometer road passed through many temples: Anandpur Satsang Dham, Durga Mata Mandir, Satyanarayan Mandir, Ganesh Mandir, Vaishno Devi Mandir, Sant Kanwarram Mandli, Baba Mulsingh Darbar Gurdwara, Shani Mandir, Sai Mandir, Gyaniji Gurudwara, and Prem Prakash Mandir. The finale featured a spell binding laser show & a devotional offering by acclaimed singer Kaajal Chandiramani and Rev. Dada’s video message.

Sandeep Foundation held their annual Eye Camp 2018 at Dhule (Maharashtra) on Sunday, 18th November 2018 at the Sharda Netralaya - under the flagship of Kamlini Wani Hospital, Dhule - with the active support of Shri Parshvanath Sewa Kendra - dedicated to Revered Dada JP Vaswani. Sunder Lalwani and Jai Motiani from Sadhu Vaswani Mission, Mumbai graced the occasion. The Mission has been associated since many years in this blessed cause. A record number of poor and needy patients and their relatives thronged the venue to benefit from this Yearly Yagna by the dedicated team of doctors, nurses, supporters and volunteers! Total OPD on the day crossed record 2847 in numbers out of which cataract detected patients were 1797. All urgent cases were taken up for immediate operation  and refraction dates were given to remaining 1050 patients. All those coming for the check up were accommodated and served food at the make-shift arrangements that were made for their comfortable stay at the school building behind the Hospital - while the dedicated teams of volunteers took utmost care of the visitors to register the patients, queue them up for check up and shortlist them as per priority. Hats off to the mammoth efforts on the part of organizers for the success of the camp dedicated to Revered Dada JP Vaswani. With the blessings of Beloved Dada, grace of the Lord Almighty and good wishes of many- the above numbers have broken all their earlier records.

A one hour program, ‘Reality of Realization’ in the honour and tribute to Rev. Dada J.P. Vaswani was organized at the Parliament of the World’s Religions in Toronto, Canada on 4th November, 2018. It featured the launch of Rev. Dada J. P. Vaswani’s book - Alphabets of Good Life. Present at the program were HH Swami Chidanand Saraswati, Audrey Kitigawa, Jonathan Granoff, Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati, HH Acharya Dr. Lokesh Muni,  HH Sadguru Brahmeshanandacharya Swami & Satish Daryanani. Audrey Kitagawa, Chair-Elect of the Next Parliament of the World’s Religions, invoked the Gayatri Mantra as the Mantra of Enlightenment to commence the session. H.H. Swami Chidanand Saraswati invoked the Divine Light on the gathering. The lights of the hall flickered as if to signal Rev. Dada’s presence. The rapt-in-attention audience listened with eagerness and anticipation to the video message from Sister Krishna Kumari, Working Chairperson of Sadhu Vaswani Mission. She recounted the legacy of Rev. Dada, summing up, “He sowed seeds of sympathy which will provide succour and shade to thousands as time passes by. He sang the song of unity which will grow into a symphony and unite thousands and millions of hearts to the rhythm of the one life.” The eyes of those who knew Dada filled in loving remembrance, as the others discovered the beauty of his life for the first time. Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati, was seen overwhelmed and overcome with emotion soon after the playing of the video. “Dada was both a mirror and a window,” she said. “He showed you who you are. As you looked at yourself through Dada’s eyes, you experience a “You” that you may never experience any other time. He actually saw, in all, the Divine. And if you had the courage to keep your eyes open, you could see yourself in His eyes. As he aged, the experience shifted from him becoming a window from a mirror. He was a window frame. There was nothing between you and the Divine. He was a window frame through which you could see everything. He was that light. He is that light. These are not tears of loss. These are tears of Wow! He’s here. The shape of the window frame has changed, but He’s here!” Audrey Kitagawa shared, “When I first met him, I saw the radiant light of the Divine. The tears that came to my eyes were to be in the joy of being in his presence again. When you were in the radiance of his presence, you were completely humbled by the humility that was in him. Being in that radiance is transformative. He quietly transmitted that radiance to all.” HH Swami Chidanand Saraswati said, “When I met him for the last time, he insisted that he see me off in his wheelchair, despite my requests. What humility! Whoever went to see him became transformed. When I was a child in the jungle, I saw those ascetics in the jungle in and around the trees, but Dada, not living in the caves, could maintain and manifest that Divinity, that purity, that serenity. Jungles are great - you can maintain yourself in isolation but in the real world there are real challenges, and Dada still maintained and manifested.” Jonathan Granoff said, “The Smithsonian was putting together a conference on Sufism and I called Dada. He said how did you know I’m a Sufi? He was empty of the “I”. All the great masters are about is that they’re all One.” HH Sadguru Brahmeshanandacharya Swami said that he had the unique experience of meeting Dada in Goa, his home state. He also regaled Dada as a realized soul whose life served to better humanity. HH Acharya Dr. Lokesh Muni shared his thoughts on Dada saying, “Lord Mahavir has said that he who is as pure and humble as a child is the realized One!” I believe Dada was just such an example and stood as tall as the Himalayas in His example.” Satish Daryanani recounted how he requested Dada to write this book which encapsulates so many of his exemplary life’s lessons in an easy-to-read format - from how to deal with anger and anxiety through achieving world peace and true yoga. All the dignitaries on the stage jointly released Rev. Dada’s book, a coffee table masterpiece representing 100 years of Rev. Dada’s unparalleled insight and foresight on the gift of life and the art of worthwhile living, in a selection of 100 timeless topics that are relevant to us all. Everything Dada wants to pass on to us, all in one book! The Parliament of World Religions was held in Toronto, Canada, from Nov. 1 to Nov. 7, 2018 Watch the video of the entire session at the link - https://youtu.be/rj46WJuxicM

Located in the backdrop of nature, the Sadhu Vaswani Gurukul, Manjri for the underprivileged and a free-of-charge school is a delight to visit. The school organized a Diwali Mela for the children. On 1st November, the kids were enthusiastic and jubilant, all waiting eagerly to start off with the Diwali Party! Manju Nichani addressed all the children and encouraged them to sing bhajans and poems, something they all were adept at! Not to mention, all of these kids were from the kindergarten and they already knew so much – including the Mantra ‘Om burbu vah swaha…’ Speaking to Ms. Rita Tripathi, a faculty at the school, she said, “It’s a beautiful experience being here! The children are brilliant and at par with peers of other schools!” “I couldn’t agree more,” said Ms. Vibha Ghodajkar. “The children are hyper active, yes, but they are very cooperative too. And what of the premises and infrastructure, it is all of international standards. The management too is supportive and caring.” As they proceeded to the celebration area, Shashank Ombhase, the singer for the afternoon had the children rapt in attention. They joined him in choral for Hare Krishna Hare Ram Dada Shyam and other divine tunes with all the energy brimming in them! This was followed by a magic show which the children wanted to go on much after the scheduled time. Next, the children were asked to take the center are and dance to kirtan mixes. It was then time for the food and refreshments. Vada pav, pastries, juices, ice creams, candies, chocolates; the children couldn’t have asked for more! Their happiness was simply contagious! On a daily basis, the children are provided with a nutritious breakfast and a lunch with a menu that is different throughout the month. Finally, it was gift distribution time. Each child was given 4 trousers, a t-shirt and 2 pairs of shoes – making it was a true Diwali for them! They all went home with a smile on their faces and happiness in their hearts.

The Parliament of World Religions being held in Toronto, Canada, from Nov. 1 to Nov. 7, 2018 will also feature one of Beloved Dada J.P. Vaswani’s books that he eagerly anticipated releasing to each of us for the Centennial:  Alphabets of Good Life This thick coffee table masterpiece represents 100 years of Rev. Dada’s unparalleled insight and foresight on the gift of life and the art of worthwhile living, in a selection of 100 timeless topics that are relevant to us all. Everything Dada wants to pass on to us, all in one book! Available now exclusively online -  Reserve your copy today -  In India at www.dadavaswanisbooks.in Rest of the world at www.dadavaswanisbooks.com

Sadhu Vaswani Mission opens a new Clinic at Pimpri! A new clinic Sadhu Vaswani Mission’s Shanti Clinic and Gokul Gurnani Diagnostic Cente - has been started at HP 4/5 City Survey 1864, Swami Shanti Prakash Road, Near Vaishno Devi Temple. The inaugural ceremony took place on the sacred Dussehra, 18th October, amidst kirtans and recitations from scriptures. The clinic will have a full time doctor along with a path lab, physiotherapy facilities and a pharmacy. It aims at providing quality healthcare facilities to all sections of the society at concessional rates. The clinic strives to follow Rev. Dada J.P. Vaswani’s teaching - “Every patient is a picture of God, to serve him is to worship God!” Everyone is welcome to avail the benefits at this clinic.

“Take care of your children. We have thrown them to the TV screens. Your richest tresure are your children. Take care of them, they are our future. I believe that the day will come...we are a minority community but that is our opportunity....the day will come when we will be a shining example for all the Indian community!” - Rev. Dada J. P. Vaswani Gurukul Classes with six amazing staff and teachers in Closter, NJ, are completely full for this year. However, the new Gurukul at the East Brunswick Center is still accepting students with a choice of Saturday morning or Sunday afternoon classes. Please register your little ones today, and also pass along the good news to your  family and friends by forwarding this message. If one would like to learn about other Sadhu Vaswani Gurukul locations in the New York area or start a new Gurukul inspired by revered Dada’s teachings, please kindly contact Prakash Tewani by WA at +1 ‭914 564 9316‬.