Female Ascetic SriPriya Chaitanya will run in the London Marathon, her aim is to break stereotypes; Thus, She will Bring Hindu Philosophy to New Generations | Bhaskar Special: In the London Marathon, the woman monk Sripariya Chaitanya will run, breaking the purpose; So that Hindu vision will be conveyed to new generations

Sripariya Chaitanya

A 35 -year -old Hindu monk Brahmacharini Sripariya Chaitanya will try to break social and religious customs by participating in this year’s London marathon. It will take part in this race for the first time 26 miles (about 42.2 km). The spiritual leader of the Chinese Mission of North London, Sripriya, is intended to convey the ancient Hindu Darshan to the new generation through this race. At the same time, he wants to honor the global function of the mission. He will also collect money by participating in this marathon.

He said, ‘I want to honor the work that this organization does around the world. The Chinmay Mission works to make Hindu vision easy and accessible to the people of every background and culture. ‘ After studying in India, Sripriya has served the society in London for the last seven years. He is a writer, hosts podcast and regularly involved in the BBC radio program. His inspiration is Swami Chinmayanand, the founder of the Chinmay Mission, who traveled all over India in the 1950s.

Sripariya says, ‘He dedicated his life to education and social service. Accordingly, the 26 miles race is small. ‘ Sripariya started preparations for the marathon from January. He made his spiritual study and faith a guide throughout the process. He says, “The marathon race is physically challenging, but in fact, it is also a test of mental perseverance. My sadhana and meditation gives me stability in this difficult process. ‘ The purpose of Sripria’s race is to break the false assumptions about the role of Hinduism and Brahmacharani.

Sripriya wants this partnership to rather instead of the people’s ideas and the honor of various cultures and faiths. Sripriya says, ‘Ancient knowledge and modern challenges can run together. I want people to understand Hinduism in depth and respect the culture of all. ‘ Not only will this initiative promote cultural unity, but it will show that spirituality and physical challenges can be complementary to each other. The London Marathon will be on April 27, with more than 50,000 players from around the world.