Purpose of celebrating Holy festivals, Religious festivals and Vowed religious observances
Our Holy festivals and Religious festivals are such that they not only give us happiness while alive, but also help our subtle body gain momentum after death.
Our Holy festivals and Religious festivals are such that they not only give us happiness while alive, but also help our subtle body gain momentum after death.
The word vrat has been derived from the root ‘vru’ which could mean to choose, a resolve, a desire, obedience, worship, a vow etc.
Undoubtedly, by undertaking vrats, fasts, following restraints and penance, all the varṇas (classes) are cleansed of their sins.
In the International Book Fair organised at Marine Drive, Ernakulam, Kerala from 1st to 11th March 2018, a stall of Holy Texts of Sanatan Sanstha was exhibited.
Saints who can see the past, present and future have already predicted that dreadful adverse times are approaching and a large population of the world will perish. ‘Agnihotra’ is one among these to save us in the adverse time.
The theories that science proves within its limited sphere and many other theories that are of subtler and superior level have been proved with evidence by the ancient sages thousands of years ago.
The spiritual science underlying the invocation of Gouri is the welcome of the Deity of Knowledge and the supernatural powers which accompany Sri Ganeshji and to surrender to them with a sense of gratitude.
Jagadguru Shri Saint Tukaram ascended into Vaikunth when still embodied. God Himself came to take Him to Vaikunth forever.
Every festival, festivity and vowed religious observance from Hindu culture is both conducive for the environment and for spiritual progress. Lack of Spiritual Knowledge of the festival leads to malpractice.
While busy in performing seva, many aspects are forgotten, and hence these remain pending. This process continues the entire day and ultimately causes tension at night.