Inspired by Shrii Shrii Anandamurtiji, on November 1, 2025, a vibrant and uplifting RAWA (Renaissance Artists’ and Writers’ Association) Cultural Night was beautifully held at the sacred premises of Sri Ashtalakshmi Temple, located in Sugar Land, Texas. The evening unfolded as a heartfelt celebration of devotion, culture, and collective artistic expression.
The program was thoughtfully organized by RAWA Secretary Brother Mayank Lal, with the loving support and tireless efforts of the dedicated Houston margii community, including Sister Smita, Dr. Ram, Sister Pratima, Sister Jaya, Brother Amit, and many others whose service spirit made the event a great success.
Around 35 talented artists and professional singers graced the stage, offering a rich variety of performances. The audience was treated to graceful Prabhat Samgiit dances, soulful Prabhat Samgiit songs, melodious bhajans, Indian classical dance, and other inspiring presentations. Some performances were individual, while others were presented in harmonious group formations, reflecting unity and cooperation.
Several of the performers were non-margiis, yet their sincerity and dedication were equally profound. They rendered Prabhat Samgiit with deep feeling and beauty, touching the hearts of all present. Margiis also joyfully participated, contributing their talents and devotion to the collective offering.
Each performance was marked by grace and vitality. The evening was deeply vibrational, entertaining, and spiritually elevating, gently guiding the minds of the audience toward devotion and inner joy.
Acarya Iishvarakrsnananda Avadhuta delivered an inspiring speech, expressing heartfelt appreciation to all the artists and organizers for their dedicated service and artistic excellence. Acarya Anudhyanananda Avadhut was also present, adding to the spiritual strength and warmth of the occasion.
The RAWA Cultural Night was truly inspirational, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended. Encouraged by its success and collective enthusiasm, it was joyfully announced that this RAWA program will now be organized annually, continuing to nurture devotion, culture, and unity within the community.
