A priest from Kumbhakonam (Tamilnadu)
Mr. Pravin Sharma appreciates the Sanatan ashram
Ramnathi (Goa) – Before performing any mission understanding the underlying science is essential. That science is taught here. In fact this ashram gives absolute Dharmashikshan. It teaches how to perform every action to perfection is what the priest from Kumbhakonam (Tamilnadu) especially appreciated. To receive blessings for establishing a Hindu nation and for the welfare of the people a Shatachandi yag was organised in the Sanatan ashram here from February 24 to 28, 2020. The chief priest presiding this ritual was Mr. Pravin Sharma from Kumbhakonam (Tamilnadu). On February 25, 2020 as a lady seeker from Sanatan Sanstha Mrs. Saumya Kudarvalli explained various missions pertaining to the nation and Dharma being carried out in the ashram, Mr. Sharma expressed appreciation. Other priests from Karnataka and Tamilnadu accompanying him learnt about the religious activities being carried out in the ashram with enthusiasm. Priests Mr. Chetan, Krishna S.Bhat, Satish, Yogesh, Kartikeya, Satish Sharma, Yogesh Sastry, Dheeraj J, Kartik D. Bhat, Chetan Sharma, Kartik Sastry, Subramanya Bhat, Krishna Bhat and Raghvendra performed the rite of Shatachandi.
Mr. Pravin Sharma praises the Sanatan ashram
As we were living in the ashram we felt as if we were in satsang. In the ashram we learnt why man was created by God. I perceived a lot of positive energy in the ashram. Seekers in the ashram are very humble and in a state of happiness. To summarise the environment in the ashram is beyond verbal expression.
Introduction to Mr. Pravin Sharma
Mr. Sharma from Kumbhakonam (Tamilnadu) was initiated into priesthood at the age of 16. He received part of his education at the Kanchi Kamkoti Peeth. He being an ardent devotee of Shrikrushna worships an idol of Shri Vitthal-Rukmini in his home and every year celebrates their festival with devotion. He has been the presiding priest for yadnyas in the past decade. Till now he has performed 100 Shatachandi yags and more than 10 Sahastrachandi yags.
When explaining the Chandiyag he said that this yag includes all three components – Sattva, Raja and Tama and that devotees can see forms of all three – Shri Kalimata, Shri Saraswati and Shri Lakshmi in Devi Chandi. He added that worship of Devi Chandi gives protection.