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Melbourne, 31 October: With the divine blessings of Parampujyapada Sree Sree Acharyadev and in the august presence of Pujyapada Sipai Da (Rev. Aniruddha Chakravarty), the 138th Holy Birth Anniversary of the all-loving Yug Purushottam, Sree Sree Thakur Anukulchandra, will be celebrated in Sydney on 9 November 2025.
The grand celebration will take place at St Marys Memorial Hall, St Marys, NSW 2760. The day-long programme will include Usha Kirtan (early morning devotional songs), prayers, meditation, holy book readings, Children’s Satsang, Matrisammelan (Women conference), Sangeetanjali, Satsang Congregation, and divine discourses by Pujyapada Sipai Da.
The event will commence with prayers and meditation at 5:30 a.m., followed by a series of spiritual gatherings throughout the day. In the evening, devotees will join the main Satsang congregation, concluding with discourses and devotional songs. A free vegetarian meal (Bhandara) will be served to all participants.
Devotees from across different Australian states are expected to gather in Sydney to take part in this sacred occasion. The organisers, Satsang Oceania, have warmly invited everyone to join the celebration and experience the divine grace of the Holy Lord.
The event will be broadcast live through the YouTube channel:
Satsang Oceania Official Live
For further information, please contact: Mr Ambupad Thakur: +61 423 661 835 OR Mr Pradip Saha: +61 412 876 554
This sacred celebration is not merely an act of remembrance it is a spiritual awakening. It aims to spread Thakur Anukulchandra’s eternal message of love, humanity, and truth among the new generation and beyond.
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