New Delhi : Huge response to Sanatan’s exhibition at World Book Fair

New Delhi : World Book Fair is going on at Pragati Maidan from 9th January 2016 in Delhi. Sanatan Sanstha has put up a stall exhibiting its books and ‘sattvik’ products in this fair. Thousands of people are visiting this stall every day. Devout Hindus visiting website hindujagruti.org of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti also visited the exhibition of Sanatan. It may be mentioned here that the people who had visited Sanatan’s exhibition last year also visited the exhibition even this year.

Saints like Swami Avadheshanand, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu Sampradaya’s Swami Haripriya Das, Chinmaya Mission’s Swami Tejomayanand, Swami Shri. Ratiram from Jeend (Haryana), Shri. Ramanandadas Maharaj from Ayodhya; also Prof. K. L. Pawar from Nashik who is a disciple of H. H. Dadaji Vaishampayan, Shri. Indresh Kumar, member of national executive committee of RSS etc. visited the exhibition.

Swami Shri. Ratiram Maharaj from Jeend (Haryana) liked the exhibition so much that he extended invitation to hold similar exhibition at his ashram on 8th February 2016 during a scheduled program. He said that millions of devotees would be attending that program.

Special Highlights

1. Shri. Dhananjay Shastri expressed interest in starting ‘Bal-sanskar’ class in his school. He is a ‘Sanskrit’ teacher.

2. A holistic healer coming from Punjab, who visited the exhibition, said that Sanatan’s various Deities’ pictures emitted lot of positive energy.

3.A curious person said that he was attracted by pictures of Deities prepared by Sanatan and Sanatan pictures were simple, ‘sattvik’ and attractive compared to other pictures of Deities available in market.

4. One curious person said that he felt divine consciousness while listening to the seekers giving information on various books and products of Sanatan.  

5. Another ‘jidnyasu’ said that few days back lot of things were said against Sanatan Sanstha over TV channels which means that the Sanstha was doing good work.

Source : Dainik Sanatan Prabhat