I experienced something extraordinary in the Sanatan Ashram that is laying the foundation of a Hindu Rashtra: Shri Bhagwat Sharan Mahant Radhakrishna Swami

Swamiji paid a goodwill visit to Sanatan’s Ashram at Ramnathi, Goa

Ramnathi (Goa) – “The foundation for establishing a Hindu Rashtra has been laid by Sachchidananda Parabrahman (Dr) Jayant Athavale through Sanatan Sanstha. I personally experienced this upon visiting the Ashram. The seekers of Sanatan are rendering service with complete dedication for the establishment of a Hindu Rashtra. Their yearning and spiritual emotion towards the Hindu Rashtra are extraordinary. Sachchidananda Parabrahman (Dr) Athavale has undertaken the mission of establishing a Hindu Rashtra. By Divine grace, Hindu Rashtra will soon be established. On behalf of all Shankaracharyas and Mahamandaleshwars, I extend my best wishes to everyone. Bowing hundreds of times in reverence, I salute this great work of Sachchidananda Parabrahman Gurudev. He is a true warrior of Sanatan Dharma. The extraordinary spiritual experience I had at Sanatan’s Ashram is unlike anything I have ever experienced in my life. The foundation of the Hindu Rashtra has been laid here. The Sanatan Ashram is a replica of the Hindu Rashtra. There is no showmanship anywhere here; this is a natural reality,” said Bhagwat Sharan Mahant Radhakrishna Swami, Managing President of the ‘National Society for Hare Krishna Consciousness’ (NASHKCON), after recently visiting Sanatan’s Ashram in Ramnathi, Goa.

Swamiji is the President of ‘Kanhaiya Ashray Gaushala’ and also the President of the ‘Vishwashanti Society for Krishna Consciousness’. Some of his followers accompanied him during the visit. Editor of the ‘Sanatan Prabhat Media Group’, Mr Yogesh Jaltare, introduced him to the ongoing work for the nation and Dharma being carried out in the Ashram. Deputy Editor of Sanatan Prabhat, Mr Umesh Naik, honoured Mahant Radhakrishna Swami by offering him a shawl, Shriphal (coconut) and a floral garland, and by presenting Sanatan publications as a gift. Some seekers of Sanatan were also present on the occasion.