Global Parents Day Conference 1st June 2018

H.E Archbishop Bernardito Auza and Tageidin Hamad felicitating Shree Shree Shree Sadguru Bhau Maharaj ji by presenting memento with other UN delegates.

Shree Shree Shree Sadguru Bhau Maharaj ji felicitated at United Nations Organization Headquarter, New York
By Pranav Gurav on June 6, 2018

His Holiness Shree Shree Shree Sadguru Bhau Maharaj ji was felicitated at United Nations organization headquarters, New York at an international conference held on June 1st 2008 and which was sponsored by the Permanent observer of the Holy See to the United Nations and the Universal Peace Federation international on
the occasion of Global Day of Parents 2018. A memento showing a child playing with the parents, which is a symbolic representation of a happy family was awarded during this felicitation by H.E Archbishop Bernardito Auza, the
permanent observe of the Holy See and Tageidin Hamad, the vice-president, universal peace federation international to Shree Shree Shree Sadguru Bhau Maharaj ji.

During the conference Sadguru Bhau was interviewed. Couple of question was;

1. Why didn’t you get married?

Sadguru Bhau Maharaj ji said that, “I haven’t taken the birth for a single parson. Getting married means we have to give our time to certain peoples, we have to keep them happy; we have to fulfill someone’s wishes. And I
haven’t come on this earth to be of a single person. I want to make the people of this world happy. After marriage it creates a kind of limitation. Getting married also creates a false illusion and we get limited to a certain circle.
Instead of this, I want to make the people of this world real happy. I want to spread the love and happiness to those people who are sad, depressed and who are in desperate need of it. I haven’t came on this earth to get married,
carryout some responsibilities and leave this world. But instead of thinking and doing that, I have to make our world and all of our lives huge and happy.

2. What do you think about this world?

“I think about this world that every human being belongs to me and I belong to them. We should have affection towards others and we should love them because the ‘Atma-Tatvva’ or the Godhead is present in every person. Which means in every human being there resides the God. The supreme soul has control on all. I am a little soul but the supreme is different and I am one of part of that supreme soul.”

Shelly Locke, the founding CEO, The power of Motherhood; Pat Fagan, PhD, Marriage and Religion Research Institute (MARRI); Thomas Lickona, PhD, State University New York, Cortland; Melissa Moschella, PhD, Columbia University;
Rima Salah, PhD, Yale school of Medicine also presented their research through their presentations.

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