Mahashivaratri is celebrated with great enthusiasm all over the country. The vrat (Vowed religious observance) of Mahashivratra is performed on the fourteenth day in the dark fortnight of the Hindu lunar month of Magh.
These leafless trees with red flowers and thick thorns are quite common during the months of February and March. These are called the Bombax trees. One finds several flowers shed on the ground during this period. Cattle relish these flowers. After some days these trees produce some pods which yield cotton.
‘Samarth Ramdas Swami’s perspective of life, thought process and tradition of thoughts are different from other Saints. Though He did attribute importance to Spirituality like other Saints, He also gave equal importance to worldly life and duties.
According to research on tomato and tobacco plants by a Tel Aviv University when the leaves of a tree are plucked, they experience pain and scream.
Though the poisonous chemical insecticides have helped in reducing the menace of crop destroying insects and flies, these poisonous chemicals have caused an adverse effects on the habitat of several useful and beneficial animals and insects.
Indian scientist Jagdishchandra Bose has revealed that trees too have life. Bharatiya culture considers trees as Deities and therefore they are worshipped. Trees have emotions and at times forgive humans for their misdeeds.
‘Hindu Janajagruti Samiti and Sanatan Sanstha are performing an excellent mission of national awakening so giving their campaigns publicity is our contribution and we are pleased to do so.’ This is the opinion expressed by C news editor Mr. Shivajirao Mohite
Social organisation ‘Smruti Sadhana’ from Bengaluru felicitated such people with the award of ‘corona warrior’. During the lockdown period Dr. Deepak Joshi from Sanatan Panvel performed the service of counselling patients, reassuring them, giving their life a direction by advising them spiritual practice and other special efforts for which he received this award.
The greatness of the Goddess is described in the Puranas. Vaishnodevi incarnated at the home of Ratnakar Sagar in South India. Vaishnodevi was called ‘Trikuta’ in her childhood; However, being born in the lineage of Lord Vishnu, she got the name ‘Vaishnavi’.
An online collective chanting programme recently organised on the occasion of Datta Jayanti by the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti and Sanatan Sanstha received a tremendous response from the society.
