Guru Purnima festival celebrated at Kandali (Pune), ‘Samadhi-sthal’ of Saint Bhaktaraj Maharaj in Blissful environment
‘Abhishek’ was performed at ‘samadhi-sthal’ of Saint Bhaktaraj Maharaj followed by Shri Satyanarayan puja.
Qualities required to be a Disciple
The objective of the Guru in keeping a disciple in His company is to purify the disciple. It is important to remain close to the Guru till He bestows His grace.
Chaturmas (Starting on 17th July) and its importance
Chaturmas is a reserved period of the year for penance, austerities, fasting, bathing in Holy rivers and religious observances !
Mr Yogesh Jaltare is the new Editor of Sanatan Prabhat Group of Periodicals
For the past few years, he has been performing satseva in the production of Rashtra and Dharma short films for ‘Sanatan Prabhat’ to create awareness.
Akshayya Trutiya Vaishakha Shukla Trutiya (10th May 2024)
Offering to Saints or spiritual organisations that spread Dharma is an offering to the deserving. Donate on Akshayya Trutiya !
Collective ‘Gadaa Puja’ held at 757 places across the country to increase valour among Hindus and to acquire strength to re-establish ‘Ramrajya’
The programme started with the blowing of conch; followed by collective prayers, the ceremony of ‘Gadaa Puja’, and reciting Shri Hanuman ‘aarti’ and ‘Maruti strotra’.
Shriram Navami (17th April 2024)
Since Shriram displays happiness and unhappiness just like humans, we feel more attracted to Him than to other Deities !
Hanuman Jayanti (23rd April 2024)
Deity Shiva incarnated in the form of Hanuman ji to help in the incarnate mission of Shriram and accomplish His objectives !
The Union Govt creates a single Panchang for the entire country
There is confusion regarding festivals and fasting. Sometimes Janmashtami is celebrated for 2 days, while Navaratri is observed for 8, 9, or 10 days.
Collective ‘Gudhi Puja’ organised at 338 locations across 4 States with temple cleaning and pledge to establish Surajya
Maharashtra Mandir Mahasangh, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti, temple trustees, priests, Hindu organisations, and devout Hindus unitedly celebrate Gudhi Puja.