PM Modi’s spiritual journey enters second day of meditation in Kanniyakumari

Prime Minister Narendra Modi began the second and final day of meditation in Kanniyakumari before performing the ‘Surya Argya’ ritual at the Vivekananda Rock Memorial at sunrise. The ritual, deeply rooted in spiritual practice, involves saluting the almighty God in the form of the Sun.

Dressed in a saffron outfit, PM Modi poured water from a traditional vessel into the ocean as an offering and offered prayers using a japa mala.

As part of the ‘Surya Argya’ ritual, PM Modi offered water to the ocean, symbolising respect and devotion. Additionally, PM Modi laid floral tributes at the statue of Swami Vivekananda, honouring the spiritual legacy of the revered saint.

PM Modi walked around the mandapam to the rhythmic chanting of the japa mala, a string of prayer beads that symbolises an instrument for focused meditation and spiritual contemplation. PM Modi’s walk around the mandapam signifies a spiritual journey guided by mindfulness and introspection.

Known for its breathtaking views of sunrise and sunset, Kanniyakumari holds a special place in spiritual discourse. Nestled on a small island close to the shore, the Vivekananda Rock Memorial acts as a beacon of spiritual enlightenment. With this serene spot as a backdrop, PM Modi began his meditation and soaked up the tranquil atmosphere.

On the evening of May 30, PM Modi began his meditation at the Vivekananda Rock Memorial. This sacred practice, which spans three days, embodies a period of deep introspection and spiritual communion. PM Modi’s meditation journey reflects his commitment to inner peace and spiritual growth in the serene surroundings of Kanniyakumari.