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Sanatan Sanstha celebrates Guru Purnima at 77 places across the country with lot of enthusiasm and devotion

Mumbai – Guru Purnima is the day to pay gratitude to Guru and make a resolve to serve the Guru. One of the unique features of India is Guru-Shishya (disciple) tradition. This divine tradition is not only limited to Guru and Disciple, spirituality and liberation but it also works for the welfare of the world. ‘Guru-Shishya’ tradition has helped disciples to progress spiritually and worked for the establishment of Dharma and protection of the nation. With the same objective, Sanatan Sanstha organises Guru Purnima celebrations every year. Guru-Principle is a thousand times more active on the day of Guru Purnima; therefore, gratitude is paid to the Guru through the celebration. On 10.07.2025, Sanatan Sanstha celebrated Guru Purnima at 77 places across the country which included 64 programmes in Marathi, 8 in Hindi, 2 each in Tamil and Malayalam; while one in Gujarati. The seekers were soaked in the divine consciousness and their spiritual emotion got awakened as they experienced Guru’s grace.

At some such functions, students doing well in examinations, devout Hindu activists engaged in the activities of the protection of nation and Dharma and patriotic citizens  who also practise spirituality, were felicitated. Various eminent personalities gave guidance during the ceremonies such as Brigadier (Retd) Hemant Mahajan at Satara;  Abhijit Jog, the author of ‘Asatyamev Jayate’ at Kolhapur, etc.

Nature of the ceremony

The programme started with Shri Vyas-puja and ‘pujan’ of the photo-frame of Param Pujya Bhaktaraj Maharaj, followed with reading the message sent by Sanatan Sanstha’s founder Sachchidananda Parabrahman Dr Jayant Athavale. A video was shown of the ‘Sanatan Rashtra Shankhnad’ festival held in Goa in May 2025. Sanatan’s seekers, who have achieved spiritual progress, narrated their experiences. A lecture was held on ‘Spiritual practice for the protection of Nation-Dharma and duties during war’. Self-defence demonstrations were staged to show how one can defend himself during the prevailing times.

On the occasion of Guru Purnima, Shrisatshakti (Mrs) Binda Nilesh Singbal performed the ceremonial aukshan of Sachchidananda Parabrahman (Dr) Jayant Balaji Athavale !


Ramnathi (Goa) – As foretold in the Nādi-patti by Maharshi, one of the spiritual successors of Sachchidananda Parabrahman (Dr) Jayant Balaji Athavale — Shrisatshakti (Mrs) Binda Nilesh Singbal — performed His ceremonial aukshan on the occasion of Gurupournima, 10 July 2025. During this sacred ritual, Vedic mantras were chanted by Mr Amar Joshi and Mr Siddhesh Karandikar from the Sanatan Purohit Pathashala.

Highlights

1. A resolution was made for the establishment of ‘Ram Rajya’ and collective chanting was also held.

2. At many places, an exhibition of rare weapons used during Chhatrapati  Shivaji Maharaj’s time was held and people gave feedback that their knowledge of history was revised.

Books exhibition and exhibition of posters

Exhibition of books on various subjects viz. Dharma, spiritual science, spiritual practice, ‘Bal- sanskar’, ‘Achar-Dharma’, Ayurveda, First-aid, Self-defence, Hindu Rashtra, etc and bill boards were held at some venues of Guru Purnima.

Online Guru Purnima Mahotsav

For thousands of seekers from India and abroad, online Guru Purnima festivals were held in Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati, Tamil and Malayalam.

Hindu Janajagruti Samiti celebrated Guru Purnima at 65 places

Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) celebrated Guru Purnima at 65 places across the country in Marathi, Hindi, Kannada and Telugu, with a lot of enthusiasm. The functions were attended by HJS seekers and ‘Jidnyasus’ in large numbers.

Everyone needs to dedicate self for protection of nation and Dharma – Sanatan Sanstha

The speakers of Sanatan Sanstha addressing Guru Purnima functions stated,

“The attacks on India from internal and external enemies are not only for expansionism but their main aim is to eliminate Hindu Dharma. In the Pahalgam attack, the terrorists didn’t ask the country of the tourists but asked their religion before shooting them. The history of riots also tells us the same thing that wherever fanatics have become insolent, they have targeted Hindus and Hindus’ places of worship. Presently, we are living in a war-like situation. Though it may seem to be a war on the borders, it is actually a religious war. The strength of unrighteous and unjust people has always been more than those who fight for righteousness since time immemorial; but the righteous have always been victorious because God and Guru’s blessings are with them for the protection of Dharma and the progress of India; therefore, everyone needs to dedicate self for the mission of the protection of nation and Dharma.

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