Varahavatar protected the earth from Jalapralaya (Dissolution due to floods). Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale has established a Gurukul and thus, given Vedas a new lease of life.
A simple look at Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale’s life and it will be crystal clear that He is a perfectionist. Everything He does is essentially ideal.
God is Anadi (Without beginning) and Anant (Without end); and hence, the birthday of God’s Incarnations (For example, on Ramnavami, Janmashtami) will be celebrated by the devotees till the Dissolution of the universe
The creation of granular particles in Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale’s unused sealed lunch box due to His Chaitanya is nothing but God’s Divine play !
‘Pictorial biography of Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Jayant Athavale’ has been published recently. This is not just a biography of a Saint, but a collection of photographs depicting the Divine play of the Incarnation.
As the spiritual level of an individual increases, its effect is seen on the surrounding objects too. Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale is a samashti Guru and Jagadguru and hence, His Incarnate mission is going on in the entire universe.
Negative energies exist wherever there is dirtiness and untidiness and Paratpar Guru Dr. Athavale cleaning ashram for removal of negative vibrations 1. Presence of lot of distress due to negative energies as a result of dirt and untidiness in Ponda ashram and reduction in the distress felt within the vaastu after P. P. Dr. gets … Read more
Sanatan Sanstha has been providing guidance to Hindus through satsangs (spiritual meetings) and turning them towards spiritual practice.
All these ‘Yogas’ (i.e. Dnyan-Yoga, Dhyan-Yoga, Karma-Yoga’ and ‘Bhakti-Yoga) can be combined. Paratpar Guru Gurudev created ‘Gurukrupa Yoga’ because with Guru’s grace, a ‘jiva’ progresses fast.
When Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale used to reside in Mumbai He initially taught seekers a number of skills such as typing, video-filming, photography etc. Given further are spiritual experiences of how Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale has been nurturing the seekers directly and indirectly.
