Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh Chief Mohan Bhagwat on Friday said that despite intellectual differences, all Hindu traditions in Bharat exemplify ‘Dharma’ and that all ‘Sampradayas’ in Bharat need to be purified to follow discipline.

“The world is one family and we will make everybody ‘Arya’ that is culture. Although the word ‘culture’ is not sufficient, for a better world I have to say ‘culture’. Satya and Ahimsa are basic principles of Vijaya. All our Hindu traditions, despite intellectual differences, are examples of Dharma. All Sampradayas in Bharat need to be purified to follow discipline. We go everywhere and touch everybody’s heart they may agree they may not agree but we have to connect with all,” said the RSS Sarsanghchalak while addressing the ‘World Hindu Congress in Thai capital Bangkok.

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Reflecting on India’s historical experiences, Bhagwat highlighted ‘Dhana Vijay’ (material) and ‘Asur Vijay’ (aggression). He touched upon the challenges faced during periods of material pursuit and external aggression, stating the importance of righteous intent.

Organised by the World Hindu Foundation, the World Hindu Congress is currently being held in Bangkok. It began today and would conclude on Sunday. Bhagwat’s remarks were made during his address at the event, which draws Hindus from across the globe.

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Swami Vigyanananand, founder and global chairman of the World Hindu Foundation, expressed joy over the upcoming consecration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya on January 22, 2024. He highlighted that the ceremony would be broadcast live in Bangkok, with Hindus worldwide participating in devotional activities.

Speaking to ANI, Swami Vigyanananand shared details about the preparations, including ordering prasad from Ayodhya and creating a replica of the temple in Bangkok. The festive ambiance in Ayodhya, he said, should resonate globally, aligning with the World Hindu Foundation’s focus on art and culture since its inception in 2009