‘Sensitivity’ lifts the ‘Limitation of
Senses’
On December 17, 2023, Dhyana Jyothi Trust organized a Christmas
Celebration for the differently abled and visually impaired in
Bengaluru at Holy Ghost Church hall. The event aimed at bringing the
joy of Christ the newborn king into the lives of these special
people who often face challenges and hardships in their daily lives
due to their physical limitations.
The event was attended by more than over 100 handicapped and blind
personnel, along with their families and friends. The event was also
beautified by the presence of many people of goodwill who came to
support and encourage the participants. The program was inaugurated
by the lighting of the lamp; it was lit by (names), the chief guests
for the celebration. Prominent individuals from fields, such as
education, social work, and media were present for the event.
The chief guests Dr Nimmy Shetty, a dental Surgeon by profession and
a philanthropist at heart, Mr. Anant Nayak, Manager, South Indian
Bank, Cox Town, Mr Silvian Noronha, Former President of FKCA,
Bengaluru, Fr Rudolph D'Souza, Carmelite Priest from Canada
delivered inspiring speeches, highlighting the importance of
celebrating the spirit of Christmas with love, compassion, and
gratitude. They also appreciated the efforts and talents of the
differently abled, and urged them to pursue their dreams and
aspirations.
The stage program consisted of a variety of dances and songs,
performed by the participants themselves. They showcased their
skills and enthusiasm, and received applause and cheers from the
audience. The most significant part of the celebration was the
melodious singing of the carols by a team of blind inmates, who
touched the hearts of everyone with their beautiful voices and
expressions.
The guests were felicitated with bouquets and mementos, as a token
of appreciation and respect. The Christmas cake was cut and shared
with everyone; gifts were given to the families of the handicapped
and blind people, as a gesture of goodwill and generosity. The entry
of Santa Claus brought excitement to the hall, and everyone
cherished clicking pictures and interacting with the Old Christmas
Father; spot games that were conducted brought out the lucky ones
among the groups, who were given attractive prizes. The event ended
with a sumptuous meal, in which everyone partook joyously.
The Christmas Celebration was a memorable and meaningful event that
brought happiness and hope to the differently abled and blind
people. It also demonstrated the spirit of solidarity and goodwill
that is present among the members of the Catholic Church, who has
contributed generously to the well-being of these differently abled
and blind individuals. Their assistance has helped make their lives
better and have saved them from a lot of hardship. Dhyana Jyothi
Trust remains earnestly grateful to the benefactors and well-wishers
for their sincere collaboration with Rev. Fr. Stephen Perera, the
Director of the Trust and Mrs Nelly Prichardo, Coordinator of Dhyana
Jyothi Trust; if not for the kind hearts of the generous donors,
such a celebration would not have seen the light of the day, and
another beautiful smile would not have blossomed on the faces of
these differently abled!
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