The ongoing Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj has attracted devotees from across the world to the timeless teachings of Sanatan Dharma. A total of 296 foreign devotees took Guru Diksha from Jagadguru Sai Maa Lakshmi Devi, including 197 women and 99 men. These devotees traveled from 18 different countries to embrace Sanatan Dharma, with prominent participation from the United States (130), Canada (48), Japan (25), Belgium (25), and Australia (15). The ceremonies were held at the Shaktidham camp in Sector 17 of the Kumbh city.In a world increasingly burdened by war, stress, illness, addiction, and personal loss, the simplicity and tranquility of Sanatan Dharma have become a beacon for many foreigners seeking inner peace. Hundreds of foreign devotees formally received Guru Diksha at the Shaktidham camp. Some were seen dancing to Vedic chants like “Om Namah Shivaya,” with visible expressions of peace and contentment.Jagadguru Sai Maa Lakshmi Devi explained that Sanatan Dharma, with its roots in ancient wisdom, offers a guiding light to today’s anxious youth. “People from outside India are looking at Sanatan Dharma with hope, as it helps them overcome fears, addictions, and the constant hustle of modern life. The simplicity and clarity of this spiritual path have deeply attracted foreigners,” she said.The Maha Kumbh has given Sanatan Dharma a renewed global presence, as foreigners embrace it in their quest for peace, love, and self-realization. Many have pledged to spread these teachings across the world.Noëlle from Switzerland, a businesswoman and animal welfare advocate, shared how she had been battling depression and contemplating ending her life. However, her life took a positive turn after coming under the guidance of Jagadguru Sai Maa. “Words cannot describe the bliss I feel,” she said.