Nov 09, 2026

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Deepavali: 6×3 feet wide book worshipped at Kumkum temple on Diwali

On the day of Deepavali, Sadguru Shastri Anandapriyadasji Swami Sansthan Swaminarayan Kumkum Mandir Maninagar in Ahmedabad in the presence of Swaminarayan Bhagwan, many traders worshipped traditional books and laptops according to the modern era and a huge 6×3 feet book specially prepared. On the occasion of the worship of Chopda, the sadhu of Kumkum Temple, Premvatsaldasji said, "In our India, Chopda Puja is performed on the last day of the year, i.e., on the day of Diwali. For the last 40 years, free traders have come to the Kumkum temple and worshipped with red choplas and laptops, iPads etc. Today, many people have a question in their minds, is there any difference between the worship of the old book and the new laptop today? So the book or the laptop is just a medium, the true worship is the spirit and ethics within. Whether you keep the account in the red book or the laptop, if there is no honesty in the writing fingers, then the worship is incomplete. Earlier people used to go by cart and now they go by plane, but the goal is the same. One medium has changed, but the sanctity of our behavior should never change. Today the whole world is running after AI. But this year, Kumkum Mandir is giving a new message to the society that no matter how smart AI becomes, the algorithm in the book of nature and karma will work according to ethics. If a person misses ethics in business, no matter how big the algorithm is, his account will be credited to God's book. This year, we tell the traders not only to audit money, but also to check their balance sheet of green audit and peace of mind. If one has to take sleeping pills even after earning billions of rupees, then that business is not profitable but at a loss. In the end, if technology is not linked with religion and culture, then it becomes a cybercrime, but if technology is combined with the teachings and ethics of Swaminarayan Bhagwan, then it becomes a means of welfare of the world. Come, this Diwali, let us also purify our minds along with our digital tools and remove dishonesty once and for all. I prayed at the lotus feet of God that everyone should succeed in business and business. May everyone be financially and physically happy. May the economic distress of the people of India be removed. May Swaminarayan Bhagwan make everyone happy, may the whole world be free from terrorism.

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