Agra (UP), Mar 26 (Reporter) Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday said the safety of Sanatan Dharma is integral to the nation's security and urged the saints that regardless of their sect or denomination, to actively contribute to nation-building and societal welfare. The CM participated in the Shankhadhal and Bhandara programme in honour of the Saint Yogi Siddhanath in Agra. He also offered prayers at the ancient Dariya Nath Temple in Raja Ki Mandi and addressed the Dharm Sabha of saints. At the event highlighting the significance of the religious congregation, he said that after the Maha Kumbh, the land of Braj is witnessing one of the largest assemblies of saints. He emphasised the grandeur and divinity of the Maha Kumbh, calling it a testament to the blessings and resolve of the saints. Yogi said that the world witnessed the spiritual power of Sanatan Dharma, as over 66 crore devotees gathered in Prayagraj over 45 days. He announced efforts to establish a museum dedicated to Sanatan Dharma and the Nath sect, reinforcing the significance of preserving this rich tradition. Attending the event as the Goraksh Peethadheeshwar and National President of the Nath sect, he was joined by over 1,000 saints nationwide. Reflecting on the successful construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya after 500 years, the CM expressed confidence that similar possibilities exist elsewhere in the country. He credited the collective resolve of saints for completing the Ram Temple and the Maha Kumbh, which saw an unprecedented participation of 66 crore devotees, including 50 lakh saints. He said that this overwhelming response demonstrated the increasing global influence of Sanatan Dharma. He said that the resurgence of Sanatan Dharma is a manifestation of the saints' spiritual practices and unwavering determination. Yogi said, "The Maha Kumbh showcased its unparalleled strength to the world, with no other event of such magnitude recorded anywhere." Recognising the vital role of the Nath sect in India's spiritual and cultural heritage, he called upon saints to work towards society's progress, serving as a bridge between heritage and development and paving the way for collective welfare. The CM emphasised that the safety of Sanatan Dharma is integral to the nation's security. He urged the saints, regardless of their sect or denomination, to actively contribute to nation-building and societal welfare. He advised saints to minimize their dependence on mobile phones, cautioning that not everything seen or heard on such devices is necessarily true. Instead, he encouraged them to immerse themselves in meditation and spiritual practice, fostering societal unity. Highlighting the importance of selfless service, Yogi remarked that proper reverence and respect come from dedicating one’s resources to public welfare. He urged saints to contribute to the well-being of society and the nation, reinforcing that the survival of individual sects, monasteries and traditions is only assured when Sanatan Dharma remains strong. He stressed the need for unwavering dedication to Sanatan Dharma and national security. He reiterated efforts to establish a museum dedicated to Sanatan Dharma and the Nath sect, honouring the legacy of Yogi Siddhnath, who sacrificed everything for the nation and embodied the true spirit of the tradition. Following the religious gathering, CM Yogi visited the Shiva temple within the Dariya Nath temple complex in Raja Ki Mandi. He offered prayers and floral tributes at the 500-year-old Bhairav Nath temple within the same premises. At the Samadhi Sthal, he paid his respects and later participated in the yagya at the Dhuni Sthal, offering sacred oblations. He also joined the saints for 'Prasad' on the temple premises and took the opportunity to discuss Nath sect temples across Agra division. Seeking input from the saints, he emphasised the importance of renovating and preserving these sacred sites, calling them a vital part of India's spiritual and cultural heritage...////...