On Vijayadashmi, resolve to strive towards establishing a Hindu nation – Sadguru Nandakumar Jadhav, Dharmaprasarak, Sanatan Sanstha
Navaratra festivities are a blend of devotion and Divine energy (Shakti).
Navaratra festivities are a blend of devotion and Divine energy (Shakti).
Sadguru Nandakumar Jadhav, who spoke at the inauguration of the recently organised workshop at Jalgaon said that Divine intervention is necessary to work towards the welfare of Nation and Dharma.
Sharad Navaratra, Vijayadashami, Kojagiri Pournima, Vasubaras (Gurudwadashi), Dhanatrayodashi, Narak Chaturdashi, ritualistic worship of Indra, Kuber and Lakshmi.
In order to lead a healthy life, rather than what we eat or how much we eat, it is important to note if all the consumed food is getting digested properly.
Sou. Sampada Amit Patankar, a seeker of Sanatan Sanstha and Sanskrut-teacher explained, in detail, about Deity, Shri Ganesh in this program.
Swamiji commended activities of Sanatan Sanstha and HJS ; so also informed what he was doing at his level for the past 35 years for Hindu Rashtra.
Present Darbhanga District is in the Mithila Prant from the ancient times. Mithila had the tradition of Rajarshi Janak who was the father of Sitadevi, the wife of Prabhu Shriram.
Before commencing the ritualistic worship, rice (any other food grain if rice not available) is spread over the seat and then the Idol is placed on it. A fistful or a small mound of rice is used depending on the local custom. The benefit obtained by installing the Idol on rice grains is given ahead.
The paper mache Ganesh idol is not only spiritually detrimental, its use also is harmful, has been proven by P.I.P. and U.T.S. experiments. Research also proves that such idols are deleterious to the environment.
On 16.12.2017, Dr. (Mrs.) Meenu Ratan conducted a workshop on the topic of ‘White light therapy’ for the seekers residing in Sanatan Ashram at Ramnathi, Goa.