Let us read about the spiritual journey of Sanatan’s Saint H.H. (Mrs.) Nandini Mangalwedhekar, performing varied sevas and experiencing the constant presence of Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale with her, as narrated by Her.

An event which should be etched in Gold in the History of Sanatan sanstha occurred on May 13, 2019, that is Vaishakh Shukla Paksha 9. Parents of the spiritual successors of Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale, the most revered Sanatan seekers,  alike The Guru, ‘Sadguru (Mrs.) Anjali Gadgil and Sadguru (Mrs.) Binda Singbal’, attained Sainthood.

His life is like that of a detached karmayogi. It was spent in serving his patients and their families. No matter how late he left the clinic at night the next morning he would be there on time.

Mrs. Shalini Mainkaraji (aged 92 years) has been performing spiritual practice under the guidance of Sanatan Sanstha for the past 27 years.

Sadguru (Mrs.) Binda Singbal and Sadguru (Mrs.) Anjali Gadgil both have 30% Goddess Principle in the manifest state. 30% is in fact 100% from the perspective of today’s Kaliyug. Due to the present adverse times, 30% Goddess Principle in both is in an awakened state.

On the auspicious day of ekadashi (eleventh day as per Hindu lunar calendar), a lady seeker, Mrs. Sunita Khemka fom Jharkhand having aquarius (kumbha) as the star sign, attained Sainthood.

A Sanatan lady seeker, the mother of Dharmaprasar sevak of Jharkhand H.H. Pradeep Khemka, Mrs. Geetadevi Khemka (76 years) became the 83rd Saint of Sanatan.

Celebrations charged with spiritual emotion held at Pune and Chinchwad on August 1, 2018 where with the announcements of spiritual progress made by seekers