In the times of Rishis and Munis, animals and birds resided fearlessly in their Ashrams. The sattvikata (spiritual purity) attained through penance and tapasya radiated as Chaitanya (divine consciousness), which was naturally experienced by all living beings. Even nature blossomed in harmony with this divine energy, reflecting the eternal truth of Sanatana Dharma – that all creation responds to purity and dharmic living.
Sanatana Dharma has always honored those who embody simplicity, humility, and steadfast devotion to the Divine. Saints are revered as living embodiments of Dharma, guiding seekers towards inner transformation and universal welfare. Their lives demonstrate that true greatness is achieved not through power, but through surrender, faith, and service to society and the Divine.
Those who live a life of bhakti and discipline, with unwavering devotion to Deities such as Lord Shiva, progress steadily on the spiritual path. With faith, surrender, and sincere practice of sadhana, they attain divine experiences and rise to higher states of consciousness. Sanatana Dharma reminds us that such achievements are born of devotion and purity, not external power.
Qualities like humility, compassion, and selfless service form the foundation of Sanatana Dharma. Even in advanced age, seekers who nurture these virtues move closer to divine grace and realization. Their lives inspire society to uphold Dharma, cultivate inner purity, and strive for universal well-being through righteous conduct and spiritual growth.
