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Tripathi, Director, B L Institute of Indology, New Delhi. Other distinguished speakers at the Seminar included Padmashri Dr Vijay Bhatkar, renowned computer scientist and pioneer of PARAM supercomputers Dr Radhakrishna Bhatt, Head, Sanskrit Dept., Mysore University Dr Raghuvir Chaudhary, renowned author and poet, Shri Madhav Ramanuj, famous poet Shri Chandrakant Sheth, scholar and poet and Dr G.C. Papers were also presented by sadhus of the BAPS. Suresh, Convener, Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage, Tamil Nadu Chapter, Chennai and others. Hari, President, Bharat Gyan research institute, Chennai Dr S. Dave, Director, BAPS Swaminarayan Research Institute, New Delhi Dr D.K. Study and Research Institute Dr Rizvan Kadri, Associate Professor, Swaminarayan Arts College, Ahmedabad Dr Thomas Parmar, Trustee, Gujarat Historical Society Dr Jagdish Chaudhary, President, Gujarat Historical Society Dr Hasmukh Patel, Secretary, Gujarat Historical Society Dr Jyotindra M.

Swaminarayan spirituality and modern art.Īmong the distinguished scholars who presented papers at the seminar were: Dr Makarand Mehta, Professor Emeritus, History, Gujarat University Subhash Brahmabhatt, Principal, H.K.

Swaminarayan Samprdaya’s historical, moral, spiritual and cultural traditions: an assessment of the Sampradaya in reference to the 19th century.

Swaminarayan Sampradaya’s growth and influence in the 19th century.

Swaminarayan Sampradaya and the poet Dalpatram.

Experiences of sadhus of the Swaminarayan Sampradaya and their importance in light of social, literary and cultural changes.

Medium for joy and peace: Scriptures of the Sampradaya, Swaminarayan worship,spiritual discourses and devotional bhajans.

Sahajanand Swami’s contributions for women’s uplift.

The life and work of Sahajanand Swami’s contemporary sadhus: Gunatitanand Swami, Muktanand Swami, Brahmanand Swami, Premanand Swami, Nishkulanand Swami, Devanand Swami and others.

Sahajanand Swami’s mandirs and their architecture.

Contributions of Sahajanand Swami to the uplift of the lower classes of society.

Sahajanand Swami as a moral and social reformer.

Foundation scriptures of the Swaminarayan Sampradaya: (1) Vachanamrut and (2) Shikshapatri.

Sahajanand Swami’s reform of festival celebrations, social transformations and projects for the uplift of society.

Sahajanand Swami’s magnetic personality as a leader of the masses his inspiring nature, lifestyle, manners, speeches, discussions, language and interaction with people.

Sahajanand Swami’s philosophy and the resulting principles and values.Sahajanand Swami and contemporary Gujarat, and its demography and geography.Sahajanand Swami’s travels throughout India as a child and teenager, and his stay in Gujarat.Historical and cultural influences in Gujarat and India at the time of Sahajanand Swami.The seminar enabled scholars to analyze the life and work of Shri Sahajanand Swami from a broad variety of historical, social and cultural perspectives.