The Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) has achieved a remarkable global milestone by setting a Guinness World Record for the largest simultaneous Hindu text recital. The historic event took place in Ahmedabad, India, bringing together thousands of devotees in a powerful display of faith, unity, and spiritual discipline.
Participants gathered at a designated venue and simultaneously recited sacred Hindu scriptures in perfect coordination. The mass recital was conducted under strict guidelines laid down by Guinness World Records, including synchronized timing, clear audio verification, and independent witness confirmation to ensure accuracy and authenticity.
Guinness officials confirmed that the event surpassed all previous records, officially recognizing it as the largest collective Hindu text recitation ever held. The achievement highlights BAPS’s commitment to preserving ancient spiritual traditions while presenting them on a global platform.
Spiritual leaders from BAPS emphasized that the record was not just about numbers but about promoting values such as devotion, harmony, discipline, and collective spirituality. The event also aimed to inspire younger generations to stay connected with cultural and religious heritage in a modern world.
Devotees described the atmosphere as deeply moving, with the unified chanting creating a sense of peace and shared purpose. The record-setting recital has since drawn international attention, showcasing India’s rich spiritual traditions and the power of collective faith.
