This article shows how much Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale has done to help seekers in distress and how He has taught to learn through it. For more information, please read further.
Many Saints and Deities have glorified Sanatan’s Ramnathi ashram as ‘a place of pilgrimage’. Considering every little thing here on a spiritual level, Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale has made this ashram an ideal. The meditation room in the ashram is one such example.
Till the time the intellect of an individual is Tama-predominant, neither the interest in Dharma nor in spirituality gets awakened in his mind. It is even difficult for him to comprehend knowledge regarding these subjects. Such individual is either an atheist or a heretic. At times, such intellectuals ask questions only with the intention of opposing Dharma or spirituality and not with a desire for understanding these subjects.
Sanatan Sanstha seeker Mr. Pattabhiraman Prabhakaran (76 years) with virtues of humility, low ego and service attitude with intense yearning and spiritual emotion, even in old age, became the 105th Saint of the Sanstha.
To scientifically study what is the effect on the pinda (Balls of rice used in the Shraddha ritual) during the Shraddha ritual during Pitrupaksha, an experiment was conducted on 27.9.2018 in Sanatan’s Ashram at Ramnathi, Goa.
I was experiencing spiritual emotion while drawing pictures , so in order to get this experience of again and again, I drew two more pictures. It took me about 5-6 days to draw one picture.
At present, in many places, it has become a practice to pick up one sentence from Vedas in isolation and to criticize against it without holistically studying the knowledge imparted by our sages in the Vedas.
Hindu women perform the vowed religious observance (vrat) of Vatapournima for the husband, so that he is blessed with a long life and so that he remains her partner in seven births.
‘Instead of using a stick, cone or other objects drawing mehendi with the tip of the index finger gives more Divine Consciousness (Chaitanya) both to the artist and the one on whom it is being drawn.
All over Bharat as per old, prevaling traditions of Dharma on auspicious occasions mehendi designs are drawn on the hands and feet of women.
