Jeevan Vidya Parichay Shibir Conducted in Gujarati for the First Time
Value-based education has always been at the heart of Samarth Diamond’s people-first philosophy. Inspired by Madhyastha Darshan by A. Nagraj, the organization regularly facilitates learning programs that support right understanding, harmony, and conscious living.
From 27th October to 2nd November 2025, this vision took a meaningful step forward as the Parichay Shibir was conducted entirely in Gujarati across Visnagar, Palanpur, and Satlasana. The use of the mother tongue made the learning experience more natural, inclusive, and deeply engaging.
Why Gujarati Medium Made a Difference
Conducting the sessions in Gujarati helped participants connect effortlessly with the concepts. Ideas related to understanding, relationships, and responsibility became easier to absorb, discuss, and reflect upon. Learning in a familiar language encouraged open participation and deeper contemplation.
Around 400 participants, including employees, family members, and other interested learners, actively joined the sessions, creating a shared space for growth and reflection.
Guidance by Shri Janakbhai Savaliya
The sessions were led by Shri Janakbhai Savaliya from Surat, who presented the teachings with clarity, warmth, and simplicity. His approachable style allowed participants to relate philosophical ideas to everyday life with ease.
Through real-life examples and interactive discussions, participants gained insights into balanced living, emotional stability, and purposeful action.
Understanding the Philosophical Foundation
The program draws its foundation from Madhyastha Darshan (Coexistential Philosophy), which emphasizes harmony within the self, family, society, and nature. Those interested in learning more about this philosophy can explore the official resource:
Learn more about Jeevan Vidya based on Madhyastha Darshan
Impact and Reflection
Participants shared that the seven-day learning journey brought clarity of thought, improved emotional balance, and better understanding in personal and professional relationships. The Gujarati medium also encouraged meaningful discussions within families beyond the sessions.
The initiative reaffirmed Samarth Diamond’s belief that sustainable growth begins with right understanding and collective well-being, not just operational excellence.
Moving Forward with Shared Values
By offering this learning experience in Gujarati, Samarth Diamond strengthened its commitment to inclusive education and human-centric development. The program once again highlighted that lasting progress is achieved when understanding, responsibility, and harmony grow together.
