In celebration of Mother’s Day, Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan (DJJS) brought together more than 250 women and girls for a transformative workshop titled “Mother, The Super Hero” under its corporate PEACE Program.
The all-women event was facilitated by Sadhvi Tapeshwari Bharti, Sadhvi Parma Bharti and Sadhvi Shailasa Bharti—three sanyasi disciples of DJJS founder Ashutosh Maharaj—and underscored the theme that true motherhood blossoms through inner awakening.
Bollywood, Baking and Bonding
Opening with a musical tribute, Sadhvi Shailasa Bharti led attendees through iconic Bollywood songs on motherhood, including a stirring rendition from Neerja:
“Heera kaha, kabhi nagina kaha, mujhe kyun aise paala tha maa…”
The lyrics—celebrating a mother’s steadfast love in a world that may not understand her child’s worth—set an emotional tone.
Next, Sadhvi Parma Bharti guided a session on balanced parenting techniques, exploring the interplay of discipline and leniency. Participants tested their creativity in a flat-bread competition—shaping dough into symbolic forms—judged by dignitaries including Counsellors Shivali Chatley, Susan McIntyre and Jasmine Hill. Winners received prizes for the most inventive and well-executed breads.
A lively cultural segment followed: women dusted off their shoes for traditional Garba and Dandiya dances, illustrating the many dimensions of motherly identity—from caregiver to cultural torchbearer. In her remarks, Sadhvi Parma Bharti stressed the importance of “saying no to bitterness and yes to forgiveness” as mothers navigate complex family dynamics, including relationships with in-laws.
Pran-Yog for Super Moms
Sadhvi Tapeshwari Bharti then led a pranayama workshop, teaching breathing techniques tailored to reduce stress, sharpen mental clarity and restore emotional balance—vital tools for modern mothers juggling multiple roles.
Awakening Soulhood for Motherhood
In the closing session, Sadhvi Tapeshwari Bharti offered a spiritual roadmap:
“Motherhood reaches its fullest expression through inner awakening. When dual energies—feminine and masculine—are harmonized by practicing Brahm Gyan, a mother becomes a conscious guide for future generations.”
She highlighted DJJS’s global reach in imparting this transformative knowledge, empowering women to fulfil their maternal roles with strength, clarity and purpose.
Dignitaries Speak
Counsellor Shivali Chatley (Greater Bendigo) praised the workshop’s spiritual depth:
“We honour not just our mothers but the sacred feminine energy of Maa Durga—symbol of strength, love and righteousness.
You are the true embodiment of Durga’s spirit.”
She extended gratitude to the volunteers and sponsors for delivering a “spiritually uplifting and well-coordinated event.”
The workshop was made possible by Teesdale Family Medical Centre, Trinity Medical Group, Gurzora Homes, Perfect Web Designer, Lotus Family Clinic, Urban Dream Real Estate, Brilliant Migration Club and many more, alongside community partners such as Sahara Victorian Association, Let’s Feed, Vedic Global and Aastha.
As the DJJS Sadhvis reminded participants, the journey of motherhood is as much about inner transformation as it is about outer care—true superhero strength emanates from the awakened soul.
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