When speaking at a spiritual practice camp organised in the Shri Mahadev temple in Nishant Colony, for Sanatan Prabhat readers and devout Hindus,
Death signifies cessation of activities of the five vital energies in the body and other sub-vital energies related to the gross body. When a jiva (Embodied soul) loses a life, the transmission of various waves within the body comes to a standstill.
A unique feature of Sanatan Hindu Dharma is the deep thinking behind acquisition of Chaitanya (Divine consciousness) through every action in human life.
On December 30, 2019 at the Sanatan ashram the second Pratyangira Yag was performed with the objectives of alleviating spiritual obstacles in establishing a Hindu nation, of overcoming the mahamrutyuyog (untimely death) of Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale and of removing spiritual distress of all seekers.
A pujak (Worshipper) does individual preparation of purification through the medium of external coverings (of the body) such as the attire.
In the Kaliyug there is need to chant the Name of the Family Deity (kuladevata) and Shri Datta for spiritual progress. By performing spiritual practice as per Path of Guru’s grace an embodied soul is soon linked with Shiv (Supreme God).
The increased sattvikta as a result of the bath slowly reduces due to the constant attack of Raja-Tama in the environment.
A unique feature of Sanatan Hindu Dharma is the deep thinking behind acquisition of Chaitanya (Divine consciousness) through every action in human life.
‘Human life is getting ridden with addictions by following Western values. It is also reducing the human lifespan. Given further are excerpts from the Monthly ‘Vajradhari’ about symptoms and ill effects of addictions, for the benefit of our readers.
When addressing the 81st Hindu Rashtrajagruti Sabha organised by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti on the huge ground of Navinchandra Mafatlal High School at Kharepatan in Sindhudurg District, on December 29, 2019
