Importance of drawing Rangoli as a part of Puja preparations
When drawing the rangoli for a puja, the pattern should, as far as possible, be such that it attracts the Principle of the chief Deity of worship.
When drawing the rangoli for a puja, the pattern should, as far as possible, be such that it attracts the Principle of the chief Deity of worship.
Sounding of a conch at the commencement of a puja and before an Arti helps in reducing the obstacles caused by the negative vibrations in the flow of the sattvik (Sattva-predominant) waves of Deities.
While worshiping a Deity, the Deity’s Principle is created in the flowers as per the intensity of bhav (Spiritual emotion) of the worshiper.
The puja implements are at the forefront in attracting Pancha-tattva (Five Cosmic Principles) from the universe and appealing to the Deity Principle in the Idol.
At the temple of Kalaram from Somwar Peth a discourse on ‘Spirituality for a happy living’ was organised on behalf of Sanatan Sanstha.
Many customs and traditions are prevalent in the Hindu Scriptures. Along with religious and spiritual reasons there are also scientific reasons underlying them.
According to the science of rituals, rites such as tilanjali and pinḍadan should be performed beginning from 1st day till the 10th day.
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) has organized two-day regional Hindu Convention at this place of pilgrimage for active devout Hindus so that they would get guidance on course of action for moving towards the goal of establishing Hindu Rashtra.
Teacher of diagnosis by pulse examination in Ayurveda, Acharya Vaidya Sanjay Chhajed from Malad (Mumbai), paid a visit to the ashram of Sanatan Sanstha here on January 4, 2020.
A World Book Expo is being organised at the Pragati Maidan here from January 4 to 12, 2020. Sanatan Sanstha’s Holy texts are also a part of this exhibition.