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WHAT IS ‘SAMABETA UPASANA? CAN EVERYONE ATTEND IT? Samabeta Upasana i.e. congretional prayer means an assemble of disciples and devotees of Ayachak Ashram where they utter the hymes and mantras in such rythm as composed by Sri Sri Babamoni. These hymns and mantras are not written or created but these are as like as direct fruits of Parameswar came out spontaneously explained by HIS DIVINE GRACE SRI SRI BABAMONI. Unlike a Gurudev, Sri Sri Babamoni didn’t allow to install His photo or Murti during Upasana. Rather one seat (ASON) is being kept for Him in front of ‘OMKAR BIGRAHA.’ As stated by Sri Sri Babamoni, anyone who is of clean health, clean mind and who has complete faith on ONENESS of God (OMKAR) can attend the Samabeta Upasana. Sri Sri Babamoni declared that only Omkar Bigraha should be placed on the pedestal for worship and no other symbol of God or any image shall be allowed there. He assured that wherever any Samabeta Upasana is held, He invariably remains there in finer entity impalpable by senses. We know that ‘OMKAR’ and GAYATRI was forbidden to the some sects of persons and also to the women. Sri Sri Babamoni raised the question—Is God to remain outside the existence of His creation? God is one but he dwelleth in every man. Sri Sri Babamoni appeared for giving sacred right of a Brahmin to everyone. His inspiration comes from God alone and as such He removed the load of agelong sufferings and inequities. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Published by Ayachak Ashrama Gurudham, P-238, Swami Swarupananda Sarani, P.O. - Kankurgachi, Kolkata, West Bengal, Pin-700054 #swami #swarumananda #ayachak #akhanda #babamoni #mamoni #gurudham #swamiswarupanandaparamahansade -This literary work is copyright protected under the aegis of The Indian Copyright Act, 1957, any unauthorized reproduction and /or usage in any manner whatsoever shall be deemed to be an infringement and will be dealt with in accordance with law.