On August 30, 2019 in the office of Dainik Lokmat a debate on the topic ‘Ideal celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi’ was held. Many respectable people from society attended it. Mr. Shreyas Pisolkar represented Sanata Sanstha and Mrs. Kshipra Juwekar represented Hindu Janajagruti Samiti.
When we talk about Sages automatically our hands get folded in obeisance and the head bows down in respect. Several Sages have made Bharat a land of penance by performing spiritual practice as per path of Yoga.
What is referred to as Lanka or Lankapuri in the Ramayan is the present day Srilanka. In the Tretayug Shri Mahavishnu incarnated as Shrirama and went to Lankapuri where He annihilated the demon, Ravan. Now 70% of the population of Srilanka is Buddhist.
The temples of five Deities Keteeshwaram, Tondishwaram, Munneshwaram, Koneshwaram and Naguleshwaram from Sri Lanka are famous. Koneswaram is also referred to as Thirukoneswaram as it is in the village of Thirukoneswar.
Shri Narsinha Saraswati has referred to about this place in the Gurucharitra. It is believed that Shri Dattaguru visits this place for lunch, in the subtle, every day.
A spiritual camp was organised at the active temple of Shri Kalbhairav at Kamalgaon-Chandasani for devout Hindus and villagers. Sadguru Nandakumar Jadhav guided 70 spiritual aspirants, who were all farmers, at the camp.
At Mumbai, Pune and Kurundwad different social organisations distributed food grain, clothes, day-to-day essential commodities and educational material to 300 needy flood victims from Mumbai, Pune, Kurundwad.
Sanatan Sanstha’s seeker Vaidya Sanjay Gandhi paid a goodwill visit to the renunciant from Varanasi, Swami Nirmalanand Giri at the Shiva temple on Mahadev hillock at Malkapur, to seek his blessings.
At Bajajnagar in Sambhajinagar spiritual camps were conducted in the Ganapati temple for women, in the Shiva temple for men and for all at Amad (Jalana District).
Sanatan Sanstha give free homeopathic medicines to prevent diseases such as dengue and chikunguniya to flood affected individuals in a blood donation camp for flood victims at Shahapur in Belgavi.
