ISRO Chairman S Somanath advised setting up libraries in temples to attract youths to temples. He said "Youth can read, discuss various issues in the evenings, and develop their careers in temples" "Temples should also be a centre for transforming society" "He urged temple managements across the country to work towards attracting young people to temples" This is not any innovative idea, this is the true centuries old Sanatan way of life. Our Mandirs use to be lending bank and financial power house apart from centre for knowledge and learning. Slowly we are moving in that direction but the real problem is not Governments but Hindus who see it as backward Sanatan economics is not something innovated by any degree holders, it was the spine of Sanatan since ages.

This is what Sanatan way of life was and this is what is humanity longing to …

This is just a beginning, real value will be seen in the next few years! Bharat has changed direction towards Sanatan way of life!

In the tapestry of existence, the Sanatan Way of Life, often referred to as the Hindu Religion, weaves a sublime narrative—one of versatility, boundless love, and an embracing spectrum of colours. It is a celebration of life's richness, where myriad deities, once revered as moral luminaries on this earthly realm, now stand as symbols of inspiration. In this vibrant tapestry, there is no single commandment etched in stone, but rather a harmonious symphony of countless deities. Those who transcended the ordinary human experience are hailed as devas, embodying the essence of divinity. It is a way of life that beckons us not to worship the person, but to revere the virtues and qualities they bestowed upon society. Embark on this radiant journey, where the hues of devotion blend seamlessly with the melodies of wisdom. Join the symphony of existence, chant the verses of enlightenment, and immerse yourself in the kaleidoscope of the Sanatan Way of Life—a celebration of love, diversity, and the eternal dance of existence. 🌺🌈🕉️ #Sanatan #UKPrimeMinister #RishiSunak