Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The Acting Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand, David Breen Seymour visited India’s renowned Kathavachak Pandit Dhiendra Shastri in Auckland, on Sunday.
Head of Bageshwar Dham, Shastri, is on an International tour for the past few days and at present he is delivering religious discourses to Indians and Sanatani residing in New Zealand.
During this, the New Zealand Dy PM Seymour attended Shastri’s Katha where both the leaders discussed spirituality and world peace. They also talked about strengthening the relationship between India and New Zealand.
The Deputy Prime Minister took part in the worship of Lord Balaji with full devotion and expressed his respect and faith in Sanatan Dharma.
On this special occasion, Dhirendra Shastri applied a traditional tilak, gifted a sacred cloth (patka), and a spiritual book to spread the message of Sanatan culture.
The final session of the day, the Hanuman Katha, began with the national anthems of both India and New Zealand.
Bageshwar Dham Sanatan Math in Fiji
Earlier on June 12, Bageshwar Dham’s Dhirendra Shastri laid the foundation stone for the ‘Bageshwar Dham Sanatan Math’ in Fiji, an island country in South Pacific Ocean.
This initiative was taken with the permission of Dhirendra Shastri, following a request from the Vishwa Sanatan Sanstha Fiji and thousands of Sanatan followers living there.
