4th - 17th May 2023

Param Pujya Bhaishree accompanied with Br Vikrambhai, Br Minalben, Br Lalitaben and Br Sudhaben graces the blessed land of Kenya on their Dharmayatra.

4th May 2023 17.30pm, Nairobi

The air in Nairobi has been drenched in divinity as Param Pujya Bhaishree’s lotus feet graced this land after a long wait of over 7 years. Mumukshus expressed the joy and devotion in their hearts as they welcomed Param Pujya Bhaishree and Brahmnishts with various dance performances.

5th May 2023 10.30am, Nairobi

On a beautiful sunny morning in Nairobi, Param Pujya Bhaishree expounded on the foundational quality of Shraddha (faith), which is the main pillar of the path. With compassion filled eyes, he soulfully remarked that the depth of our Shraddha should slowly grow as we progress on the path. O Gurudev, may our faith in you, your divine words and actions steadfastly blossom and guide us to cross this tumultuous ocean of birth and death.

Raj Saubhag Ashram mumukshus Ashokbhai Parekh (Sudan show) and Manjuben Navin Raja (Nairobi) sponsored 3 shows of the Yug Purush play in Sudan (2) and Nairobi (1).

Two shows were hosted in the newly renovated Friendship Hall, Sudan. The first show was hosted on 29th September 2017 in Gujarati. Over 650 people watched the impact of Shrimad Rajchandra on Mahatma Gandhi. The head of Omdurman Community, Dr. Anil Mithani, Purushottam Samal (Attaché Commercial & Property, Embassy of India) were among the chief guests.

The second show in Sudan, in English, was attended by 550 guests at the same venue. Among the dignitaries present were the Minister of Culture - Sudan, Mr. Al Tayeb Badawi; Mr. Amrit Lugun (Ambassador, Embassy of India Khartoum), Hassan Abdel Gadir Hilal (Minister of Environment) and members of the Coptic Church and Missionaries of Charity, along with the head of African Development Bank, Dr. Abdul Kamara.

The sponsor of the show Ashokbhai Parekh is very humble and was extremely reticent about his name being mentioned. He says its all “Guru Kripa”.

Another mumukshu, Manjuben Navin Raja and her family sponsored Yug Purush in Nairobi at Oshwal Center. More than 500 people watched the play.