By studying our habits, we can easily find if our personality is Sattva-predominant or Tama-predominant.
The clay lamps that are lit using sesame oil and a cotton wick are important from the perspective of sattvikata.
The paper mache Ganesh idol is not only spiritually detrimental, its use also is harmful, has been proven by P.I.P. and U.T.S. experiments. Research also proves that such idols are deleterious to the environment.
On 16.12.2017, Dr. (Mrs.) Meenu Ratan conducted a workshop on the topic of ‘White light therapy’ for the seekers residing in Sanatan Ashram at Ramnathi, Goa.
Under the guidance of Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale, in 2008 a seeker-artist drew a picture of Deity of Justice in Indian attire.
Yadnyas comprise an important part of the Sanatan Vedic Dharma. Holy texts elucidate various yadnyas such as Rajsuya, Ashwamedh, Putrakameshti etc. Some Saints are striving to get society benefited from these yadnyas as described in Holy texts. Due to their tireless efforts the tradition of performing yadnyas is still preserved.
The creation of granular particles in Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale’s unused sealed lunch box due to His Chaitanya is nothing but God’s Divine play !
As the spiritual practice of an embodied soul (jiva) grows the sattvikta emitted from it also increases and objects, premises and environment coming in contact with it get saturated with Divine Consciousness (Chaitanya).
Playing the tabla increased the positive energy as well as the aura of the seeker who did not have spiritual distress !
A scientific experiment was conducted using UTS to study the effect of a woman’s menstrual cycle on herself and the environment in July 2016 by Maharshi Adhyatma Vishwavidyalay in Sanatan Ashram at Ramnathi, Goa.