સ્વામી સહજાનંદ — બાલ ભારતી ટ્રસ્ટ

Swami Sahajanand – Balbharti Trust Swami Sahajanand, revered by millions as Lord Swaminarayan, was a prominent spiritual leader and social reformer of India whose teachings had a lasting influence on the religious and social life of Gujarat. This inspiring book introduces readers to the life, spiritual vision, and social contributions of Swami Sahajanand. He is remembered for establishing the Swaminarayan Sampradaya and for spreading messages of devotion, morality, discipline, compassion, and righteous living. Beyond his spiritual teachings, Swami Sahajanand worked to address several social problems and harmful practices that affected communities during his time. His efforts included opposition to practices such as female infanticide, Sati, and superstition, along with his emphasis on ethical conduct and respect for human life. One of the important works associated with his teachings is the Shikshapatri, a code of conduct that provides guidance on morality, personal discipline, purity, devotion, and responsible living. The teachings continue to hold spiritual and cultural significance for followers of the Swaminarayan tradition. Written in an accessible style, this book provides readers with an opportunity to learn about an important spiritual personality and understand the broader social impact of his work. It can help younger readers and adults explore India's religious traditions, cultural heritage, and history of social reform. Key Highlights Life and teachings of Swami Sahajanand Revered as Lord Swaminarayan Founder of the Swaminarayan Sampradaya Highlights his spiritual and social contributions Introduces the significance of Shikshapatri Covers his efforts against social evils and superstition Encourages values of devotion, discipline, morality, and compassion Suitable for readers interested in Indian spirituality and cultural heritage Discover Swami Sahajanand – Balbharti Trust at Sachibooks and explore the inspiring life and enduring teachings of an important spiritual leader and social reformer of Gujarat.