"We all want God's mercy and divine happiness to remain ever blossoming within our souls. But for this to happen, we must cultivate a garden in our souls, a garden of mahimaa (glory); i.e. we must understand and appreciate God's magnificence. In this garden, we must plant huge trees of gnaan (knowledge); i.e. we must have knowledge of God's greatness. Only then can we tie swings, swings of prem (love) in our hearts, so that we can gently rock the ever-merciful Lord upon them, forever. And to that swing, we must tie a string, a string of sneh (affection), with which we can lovingly cradle our beloved Lord."
Jeevanpran Shree Muktajeevan Swamibapa.

Meaning of the hindola festival

Thursday 11th August - Shravan Sud 14

Hindola Darshan London - Thursday 11th August

Theme - Shree Swaminarayan Gadi

Monday 8th August - Shravan Sud 11

Hindola Darshan London - Monday 8th August

Theme - Pavitra & Rakhdi

Wednesday 3rd August - Shravan Sud 6

Hindola Darshan London - Wednesday 3rd August

Theme - Buttons

Friday 29th July - Shravan Sud 1

Hindola Darshan London - Friday 29th July

Theme - Gujarati Classes

Sunday 24th July - Ashadh Vad 11

Hindola Darshan London - Sunday 24th July

Theme - Ferrero Rocher

Thursday 21st July - Ashadh Vad 8

Hindola Darshan London - Thursday 21st July

Theme - Jigsaw

Sunday 17th July - Ashadh Vad 4

Hindola Darshan London - Sunday 17th July

Theme - Flowers

Friday 15th July - Ashadh Vad 2

Hindola Darshan London - Friday 15th July

Theme - Sequin