NAHARLAGUN, Mar 2: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Sarsanghchalak Dr. Mohan Bhagwat today visited the revered indigenous prayer center Donyi Polo Nyedar Namlo, located in Pachin Colony ,Naharlagun. The Namlo, dedicated to the worship of the Sun (Donyi) and the Moon (Polo), holds profound cultural and spiritual significance for the indigenous people of the region.
During the visit, Dr. Bhagwat was warmly received by the devotees and the Namlo committee, who expressed deep happiness and gratitude for his visit.The RSS Chief also participated in the prayer ceremony expressing his deep respect for the age old spiritual heritage of the indigenous communities in Arunachal Pradesh and their time-honoured traditions.
The Donyi Polo Nyedar Namlo stands as a spiritual pillar for the Nyishi community, where prayers and rituals are performed every Sunday to honour Donyi Polo – the celestial deities symbolizing universal existence, enlightenment, and the harmony of nature. Dr. Bhagwat’s visit was not only a gesture of spiritual solidarity but also an affirmation of the enduring cultural and religious traditions that bind the indigenous communities of Arunachal Pradesh.
Throughout the visit, Dr. Bhagwat engaged in meaningful discussions with the Namlo priests and devotees, acknowledging their dedication to preserving their indigenous customs and traditions. He praised their unwavering commitment to maintaining the sacred practices of their ancestors while fostering spiritual unity. Dr. Bhagwat also underscored the importance of balancing the preservation of cultural heritage with modern aspirations, emphasizing that spiritual practices like those at Donyi Polo Nyedar Namlo are essential in strengthening societal harmony towards our common goal of nation building.
The visit concluded with heartfelt prayers for universal peace, prosperity, and well-being, leaving the devotees and all present at the prayer centre deeply inspired. Dr. Bhagwat’s presence reaffirmed the profound significance of preserving indigenous cultural and spiritual traditions and their role in fostering a harmonious and inclusive future for all.
The 4-day long Arunachal Pradesh visit came to an end today after the completion of the 2-day long RSS Karyakarta Shivir with gathering from the whole state. Dr Bhagwat will depart this evening to Guwahati for further deliberations, stated a release.
