“Sangha Anubhavshala” Mentioned above is the name of the exhibition of international standard inaugurated yesterday by the revered Sarsanghchalak Ji in Indore. It is not merely an exhibition but, as Drishti, the centre’s lead curator, described it, an "experience centre." One can clearly perceive the essence of it. An opportunity has been created here to truly experience the journey of the Sangh over the past century. The true experience of a hundred years of the Sangh's journey has been created through various artefacts here. Just as one can smell petrichor, one can sense the heartwarming spirit of the Sangh's activities, deeply rooted in the soil here. One can taste the essence of struggles defined by utter sacrifice and ample endurance. The gentle touch of unconditional love and the comforting shade of care that the Sangh nurtures in us can be felt here. We see much beyond those who smouldered through their lives for a long time, the lives of countless brave souls who aspired to radiate light, even if only for a fleeting moment. The experience of listening to the resonant chants, extending from primal sounds that echo beyond the horizons and eagerly seek to break through the cloudy celestial skies, is abundant here. Thus, this centre evolves into a profound experience. The space may not be enough to encompass the entire history of a hundred years; even so, the creators have, as revered Mohan Ji wrote on the first page of the visitors' diary, managed to capture an entire ocean within the hollow of a palm. My congratulations to them, and my deepest, most humble salutations to those who toiled tirelessly to dedicate this indescribable beauty to the world.