The Hindu Forum of Britain (HFB) and the Mohanji Foundation UK recently came together to host a spiritual event entitled on “Sewa for Humanity” at Houses of Parliament complex in London.
The discourse on sewa, or selfless service, was delivered by Shri Mohanji, founder and spiritual head of the Mohanji Foundation UK, at the special event supported by Conservative Party MP and Chair of the British Hindus All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) Bob Blackman and Lord Navnit Dholakia OBE, Vice-Chair of the APPG.
The discourse opened with a Guru Vandana by Subhasree Thottungal, Vice-President and Trustee of the Mohanji Foundation UK.
Trupti Patel, President and Trustee of HFB, said: "It is a privilege to orchestrate an event that highlights the core values of HFB, paramount among them being the selfless service to humanity, in collaboration with the Mohanji Foundation."
Christopher Greenwood, Trustee of the Mohanji Foundation UK, provided an overview of the foundation's impactful work in 2022, emphasising their presence in 19 countries and their mission to empower individuals through authenticity and contentment. This set the stage for Shri Mohanji's address, which resonated deeply with the audience.
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“His inspirational discourse highlighted the societal shift towards a virtual world and the ensuing loss of human connection. His speech embodied the essence of the individual's responsibility to leverage their resources for societal upliftment,” HFB said in a statement.
The event also featured a vibrant Q&A session, engaging the audience in a profound discussion on sewa and collective responsibility towards a sustainable future. Lord Dholakia and Blackman expressed their appreciation for Shri Mohanji's efforts and acknowledged the contributions of the HFB in uniting Hindu communities in the UK.
The event concluded with a soulful prayer led by Sadhvi Bhakti Priya Bharti, the spiritual guide to the HFB, followed by ACT Foundation UK gesture of sewa to the guests by sharing food.
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HFB is made up of broad‐based membership of British Hindu organisations from different parts of the UK and holds several events to bring the community together.
*Info: Hindu Forum Britain
