Draw sattvik rangolis that attract and emit ShriRam tattva (Principle) at home or in the temple, before worshipping Shriram and on Ramnavami. The environment is charged with Shriram tattva and the devotees benefit from it.
Dr. Thornton Streeter, D.Sc., is the Director of ‘Centre for Biofield Sciences’ in United Kingdom and India. Ms. Kimberly Schipke, M.S., C.C.T. is a biomedical engineer with over six years of research experience in tissue engineering, cellular/tissue mechanobiology and medical device design.
In October 2012, it was seen that the mirror (weighing 2.5 kgs.) hanging above the basin in H.H. Dr. Athavale’s room is moving sideways or back and forth.
The rangoli patterns given ahead attract and emit Shivatattva, because of which the environment gets charged with the Shivatattva.
Sanatan’s Almanac has been published every year since 2006. The objective of this Almanac is not just to provide a ‘Panchang’ to the people, but to educate them on aspects of Dharma.
Performing sadhana means making efforts for God realisation, which in turn means efforts to become one with God by imbibing Divine attributes.
Sanatan makes Name-strips with sattvik letters and a border matching the Deity’s Principle. Sanatan has made more than 80 Name-strips of various Deities including Shri Ganapati.
Greater the similarity of the Deity’s two-dimensional form (a picture) or three-dimensional form (an Idol) with the Deity’s original form, higher will be its ability to attract the Deity’s Principle.
Read more about the benefits of the sattvik Shri Ganapati Idol, Instructions for devotees of Shri Ganapati, spiritual benefit of Ganesh festival by bringing a sattvik Shri Ganapati Idol in this article.