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        couraged pluralism and harmony. It
        is our hope that through this mandir,
        we will be able to serve the UAE and
        the world for millennia to come as a
        spiritual oasis for global harmony.”
            Following   the   informative
        briefing,  the  distinguished  guests
        embarked on a guided tour of the
        construction  site,  participating  in  a
        symbolic act of sprinkling flowers on
        the bricks that will form the mandir.
        The ambassadors were captivated by
        the mesmerizing intricate carvings
        and  delicate  designs,  which  beauti-
        fully embodied the timeless values of
        India and ancient civilizations. They
        were astonished to discover that the
        mandir’s  façade  immortalized  cul-
        tural  tales  from  Arabian,  Mayan,
        Greek,  and  other  civilizations,  pro-
        moting peace, tolerance, and harmo-
        ny.  The  artisans,  without  using  any
        steel  reinforcements,  meticulously
        pieced together these artworks like
        a magnificent stone jigsaw, ensuring
        the mandir’s endurance for centuries
        to come.
            Ambassador  H.E.  Dr.  Rich-
        ard Kay of New Zealand expressed   moved by the designs, stating, “The most striking carvings
        his  profound  delight,  stating,  “The   represent the flora and fauna of India and the UAE.”
        mandir is a cultural asset that will be   The  Ambassador  of  Israel,  H.E.  Amir  Hayek,  said,
        a fantastic addition to the skyline of   “This monument is being constructed in a country built on
        the UAE.”                         tolerance and will most certainly contribute to harmony in
            Similarly,  the  Ambassador  of   the region and the world.” He also tweeted immediately
        Japan,  H.E.  Akio  Isomata  was  im-  after his visit, “I have no doubt that the mandir will be a
        mensely moved, stating, “I am over-  source of attraction for visitors from all over the world”.
        whelmed with the Indian craftman-     To commemorate their visit, the ambassadors were pre-
        ship. I see a philosophy of tolerance   sented a beautifully crafted miniature model of the mandir.
        in the carvings.”                 The ambassadors’ visit was a significant step in promoting
            H.E.  Aminath  Shabeena,  Am-  peace,  fostering  cultural  interaction,  and  strengthening
        bassador of the Maldives, said, “One   diplomatic ties between the participating countries and the
        must truly visit and witness the de-  United Arab Emirates. The BAPS Hindu Mandir stands as
        tailed carvings and heartfelt emo-  an embodiment of unity, diversity, and the shared values of
        tions  of  the  volunteers.”  She  was   tolerance and harmony embraced by the global community.

              WVV hosts workshop by Reiki gurus






                orld Vegan Vision & Iselin Adult
                Day Care center organized an
        WEmpowering & Enlightening
        workshop of world-renowned Reiki Gurus
        Dr.  N.K  Sharma  and  Dr.  Savita  Sharma
        on May 25 at Iselin Adult Daycare Wood-
        bridge in New Jersey.


        (Left to right) KINJAL PATEL (WVV), ANIL NARANG
        (VEGAN Ambassador), SAMIR SHAH, WVV PUB-
        LIC RELATION DIRECTOR NITIN VYAS, DR, SAVITA
        SHARMA, MUKUND THAKAR (ARISTA CARE), Dr.
        N.K SHARMA, ISELIN DAY CARE CENTER OWENER
        NIMESH PATEL & AMIT VEDHAWALA    >>



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