An online collective chanting programme recently organised on the occasion of Datta Jayanti by the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti and Sanatan Sanstha received a tremendous response from the society.
Sadguru (Miss) Swati Khadye, Dharmapracharak of Sanatan Sanstha when speaking during an online guidance on July 31, 2020
On July 29, 2020 an online meeting was held for the Ganeshotsav Mandal from Kolhapur to explain the spiritual science underlying ritualistic worship of Shri Ganesh and how to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi in this time of crisis.
Sanatan Sanstha and Hindu Janajagruti Samiti had recently organised an online First aid camp in view of the adverse time for people at Jalgao, Dhule, Nandurbaar, Nanded, Parbhani, Nagar and Nashik.
Homeopathy medicine states that before a disease affects the physical body, it affects the mind first. A person’s health is dependent on his physical, mental and spiritual health.
In the current times it is of utmost importance that each and every person has the knowledge of first aid, but sadly currently there are not many opportunities to receive disaster management training.
This online weekly satsang has been commenced for readers of the fortnightly Hindi Sanatan Prabhat on behalf of Sanatan Sanstha so that more people understand spiritual practice and undertake it.
Sanatan Sanstha Dharmapracharak Sadguru (Miss) Swati Khadye during her guidance to teachers in an online workshop said, ‘Teachers are the Gurus of students and they guide them appropriately.
Online discussion held by Sanatan Sanstha on June 27, 2020 in which 149 journalists from three states of Maharashta, Goa, Gujarat and Chattisgarh participated.
Mrs. Mala Kumar has started organising online balsanskar classes for little children on behalf of the Sanatan Sanstha during lockdown, in the past month.