Two-days ‘Hindu Rashtra Sanghatak’ work-shop held at Kolhapur amidst lot of enthusiasm !

Release of a holy book authored by ‘Dnyan-yogi’ Pujya Anant Athavale and published by Sanatan !

from left – Mr Manoj Khadye, Sadguru (Sushree) Swati Khadye (lighting the lamp), and Dr. Shilpa Kothavale

Nave Pargaon (Dist. Kolhapur) : The second part of the biography of ‘Pujya’ Anant Athavale (known as Bhaukaka), the elder brother of ‘Paratpar Guru’ Dr. Jayant Balaji Athavale, titled as ‘Dnyan-yogi Pujya Anant Athavale (the process of his acquiring knowledge, his felicitations and his spiritual experiences)’ was released by Sadguru (Sushree) Swati Khadye on the 26th of March 2022. This book has been compiled by ‘Paratpar Guru’ Dr. Jayant Balaji Athavale. The program was also attended by Manoj Khadye, the State coordinator of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) for west Maharashtra, Konkan, and Gujarat, Dr. Shipa Kothavale of Sanatan Sanstha, who has attained 61% spiritual level, and Anand Patil, a builder and seeker of Sanatan Sanstha who too has attained 61% spiritual level. Sanatan Sanstha’s Saint ‘Pujya’ Dr. Sharadini Kore graced the occasion with her presence. The two-day ‘Hindu Rashtra Sanghatak’ work-shop has been organised at ‘Tatyasaheb Kore Dental College’. The book was released in the first session of this work-shop. The devout Hindu activists have come from Kolhapur, Sangli, Satara, etc to participate in the work-shop. The work-shop was started with blowing of conch and lighting a lamp by Sadguru (Sushree) Swati Khadye. The devout Hindu participants will be guided on different subjects like spiritual practice, Hindu Rashtra/Nation, how to become an ideal speaker, etc.

Manoj Khadye (on right) giving information on the book which is a pictorial depiction of ‘Paratpar Guru’ Dr. Jayant Athavale’s life history and on right is Mrs Rajashree Tiwari

Books authored by ‘Pujya’ Bhaukaka tilted ‘Geetadarshan’ and ‘Adhyatmashastrachya Vividh Angancha Bodh (Understanding various aspects of spiritual science)’ are unrivalled. While performing spiritual practice as per ‘Dnyan-Yoga (the Path of Knowledge)’, he attained sainthood on 27th June 2019 and became 101st Saint of Sanatan Sanstha. Now, even at the age of 86 years, he is studying and translating different dictionaries and reference books.

Everyone should make use of the valuable knowledge available in these books ! – Anand Patil, Sanatan Sanstha

The knowledge made available through books is invaluable. Every one of us should make use of this knowledge. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj built many forts during his short regime which are still the best example of architecture. I carried my business by adhering to the principles of welfare of nation and Dharma.

The first day of ‘Hindu Rashtra Sanghatak’ work-shop !

Resolve made to hold 60 Hindu ‘Rashtra-jagruti Sabha’ in Satara, Sangli, and Kolhapur Districts

Kolhapur : Group discussions were held in the second session of the work-shop wherein it was decided by the devout participants to hold ‘Hindu Rashtra-jagruti Sabha’ at 27 places in Kolhapur District; at 14 places in Sangli District, and at 19 places in Satara District i.e., in all 60 ‘sabha’. The devout Hindu participants took initiative in deciding about these ‘Sabha’.

Topics taken up in other sessions on the first day of the work-shop

1.Mrs Vijaya Vesanekar and Dr. Shilpa Kothavale spoke on the topic of importance of chanting God’s name. After their speech, many participants experienced that their chanting happened without any thoughts coming to their mind while chanting, they could concentrate on chanting, etc. Many of them also said that they have been doing chanting and will continue to do so even in the future.

Experiences of a few participants on chanting

The devout participants chanting ‘Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya’ with faith  

A. Mrs Vaishali Mane, Hupri, Kolhapur – I felt like I was performing ‘Satyanarayana’ puja and chanting; felt as I was offering flowers at Shrikrushna’s feet and saw a bright light.

B. Mrs Vandana Koli, Halondi, Kolhapur – Saw light while chanting.

C. Mr Akshay Bisure, Satara – Felt as if he was sitting at the feet of Bhagavan Shrikrushna and chanting.

2.In the second session of the afternoon, practical training was held.  In this session, the participants were guided through practical training on the ideal way of contacting people, how to take permission from a police station for holding ‘Hindu Rashtra-jagruti Sabha’, etc.

3.The importance of ‘Dainik Sanatan Prabhat’ was explained by Mrs Rajashree Tiwari of HJS and Mr Manoj Khadye. A devout Hindu named Rambhau Methe said, ‘Dainik Sanatan Prabhat’ is the only daily newspaper, a fiery periodical promoting ‘Hindutva’. Information on Dharma matters, spirituality, traditions, festivals, religious festivals, etc is given in this periodical which information is not much available elsewhere.

4. During the evening session, Mrs Sadhana Godse, Dr Shilpa Kothavale, and Mrs Vijaya Vesanekar explained the importance of chanting.

5. Samrat Deshpande of HJS, who has attained 64% spiritual level, and Dr. Shilpa Kothavale spoke on the topic of the process of removal of personality defects and ego

Img caption: Participating devout Hindus in group discussions

Highlights

1. Sachin Chavan, a participating devout Hindu said after the group discussions that such a workshop should be held twice a year.

2. On the previous day of the workshop, many participants made efforts to mingle with each other and have an introduction with each other at the place of their lodging. They also freely conversed with each other. It showed their feeling of being a part of one family. Some of them sat together and did chanting while another participant utilised his time in reading a book.

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