SADEHA
Sanatan Academy for Distributing Eternal Happiness
A journey towards enlightenment and empowerment
“AS BIG AS THE DARKNESS OF IGNORANCE, LIGHT A KNOWLEDGE LAMP AS BIG AS THAT. TREAT THE WHOLE WORLD YOUR COUNTRY, TRY HARD TO CHANGE ITS APPEARANCE.”
― Sachin Ramadas Bharatiya
“SADEHA”- Sanatan Academy for Distributing Eternal Happiness is an academy to create Krishna consciousness by Sushri Shilpa Deshmukh, fondly called Didiji (elder sister) or Maiyya (mother). In the ever-evolving world that is full of uncertainties, the only savior is Krishna. As per Santana Dharma, we are a part and participle of the supreme soul. Hence one day at the fag end we are supposed to reach that supreme soul. To enrich the journey from a molecular structure to reach the almighty the only way suggested by our spiritual leaders is “Hari sankeertana”, “hari namasmarana”. It means chanting the name of the almighty.
Shilpa Didi, a Physiotherapist by profession embarked upon this spiritual journey with the mission to fulfill the void in others’ lives as well, through her spiritual discourses from Shrimad Bhagwatam. Hailing from a family with a spiritual background, with a father who is a Ghanapathi (an adept at Vedas), Spirituality came to her as a natural flow. After her various trysts with circumstances that life threw upon her, and her own spiritual experiences she embarked upon a journey and was determined herself to spread the love of Krishna through SADEHA.
"satataṁ kīrtayanto māṁ yatantaśh cha dṛiḍha-vratāḥ
namasyantaśh cha māṁ bhaktyā nitya-yuktā upāsate"
नमस्यन्तश्च मां भक्त्या नित्ययुक्ता उपासते ||
humbly bowing down before Me, they constantly worship Me in loving devotion.
Kīrtan is one of the most powerful means of practicing devotion. It involves the three-fold devotion of śhravaṇa (hearing), kīrtan (chanting), and smaraṇa (remembering). The goal is to fix the mind upon God, but it becomes easier when done alongside with hearing and chanting. As stated in chapter six, the mind is as restless as the wind, and naturally wanders from thought to thought. Hearing and chanting engage the knowledge senses in the divine realm, which helps in repeatedly bringing back the mind from its wanderings.
- Bhagwad Geeta
SADEHA is an Academy to disseminate and distribute the message of Lord Krishna and Ancient Vedic Wisdom for the benefit of all in the world.
Spiritual discourses of Katha give a unique capacity to differentiate between good and bad and turn a sinful human into a pious devotee. Lord’s devotees are very merciful, compassionate, and kind to end the birth and death cycle and give eternal happiness to one and all. They take birth in every cast, in every yuga, and distribute the wisdom in simple ways. LORD Shiva, Narada Muni, Agastya Maharshi, Valmiki, Shuka, Tukaram, Meera bai, Annamayya, Surdas, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, and many, many rishis and saints come to this earth and gladden our hearts and bless the souls with kathas deliver the fallen souls. Sant Shri Dongreji Maharaj says there’s never a situation or time period when there are no saints or guru available in the universe, even in kali yuga but the good and intelligent people who are interested to take up this path of devotional service seriously are very less.
“Mandas sumand matayo mand bhagya hyupadrutaha” - Shrimad Bhagwat.
People are very lazy and less intelligent in kali yuga because of the intelligence, energy, and time they use in eating, mating, sleeping, and earning but not to end the distress of this birth and death cycle and get real perfection of life.
Hence, Katha Shravan, that is listening to the spiritual discourses that are an extract of the various Vedic scriptures, Upanishads, Srimad Bhagwant, Ramayana, and various other Puranas will help the human beings attain enlightenment, thus relieving them from their Bad Karma and they will embark upon the path of Dharma (righteousness).
Different Types of Kathas' from SADEHA
As an experienced Katha devotee, Didiji has come up with unique programs with only one goal: spreading Krishna Consciousness via Katha Shravan / Pravachan or Puranas., such as
- Gram Katha
- Nagar Katha
- Dham Katha
Gram Katha
According to the scripture, ” Chalo apne gaon chale Apno Se Phir mile Katha kar Harihar ki Alakh jalaye gyan aur prem ki” That means that we must go out to our villages, and go back to the roots of our being. Let’s get to know our neighbours, our community as we sing the praises of God’s glory and shine the light of the knowledge of wisdom, knowledge, and unconditional love.
Today’s society is awash with technology, which is bringing people closer to each other virtually, but drifting away in real terms. We have become separated from our ancestral roots, and our future generation, who lives in the concrete jungle must learn about our rich culture. Organizing a Katha in remote villages to experience a religious holiday, as a participant in a Katha Shravan can bring a sense of renewal. It will strengthen the bonds between families, and bring back the love and connection between them.
Village life revolves around “simple living with high thinking”. We must unlearn the traps of technology, and let us free ourselves from the limitations of technology to experience the true essence of living. We must learn how to help our fellow citizens and communities by holding an event called a Gram Katha, where, the scent of God can be spread throughout the entire atmosphere creating a sacred and holy environment and bringing more joy into our everyday lives!!
Visiting your village? You can plan a Gram Katha! Contact us for more information.
It is an association of two people with a strong relationship of spiritual and emotional connection as well as who are committed to enhancing each other’s progress and well-being. The term “spirituality” in this instance is the belief that both of them have a higher source, or an agreed belief system and values that govern the lives of the couple as a couple. It’s not all about a sense of companionship. It’s about growing closer and higher in life in the spiritual realm. It’s about the more intimate connection between love and one another, similar to the relationship between body and soul. In modern society, in which long-lasting marriages seem like an unattainable dream. In SADEHA we offer you a variety of stories that we have collected from our books of religion. Stories of love, as well as Ras Leelas from Lord Krishna, are the best expression of genuine love. We will discover the secret to long-lasting marriages that are similar to our forefathers.
Children have a lot of influence and are in their formative years and that’s why it’s crucial to create an environment of love and care that encourages positive qualities and values. It is important to instil an appreciation for spirituality as well as morality. It is about teaching children to be respectful, kind, and accountable, as well as encouraging them to develop a solid belief in their own worth and motivation.
The art of storytelling can be an effective method of imparting the virtues and values to youngsters. In incorporating moral as well as themes into captivating and engaging stories, children are able to learn valuable life lessons in a fashion that’s memorable and engaging. It can aid them in absorbing the values they learn and using these values in their everyday activities.
The idea of organizing kathas, or storytelling sessions with children is ideal for making the holidays, and their special occasions much more memorable and powerful. By exposing kids to tales and teachings in their religious and cultural practices, they will grow in their understanding of their culture and develop a greater feeling of belonging and purpose.
It is a period that is characterized by immense growth and development in both the physical and the emotional. It is the time that teenagers are in the middle of complicated social interactions, figuring out their identities, and developing their beliefs and values. Storytelling or Katha could help in the process of forming values and beliefs by offering the opportunity to reflect and reflection, as well as giving valuable lessons and insight to help teens navigate the complexities of this stage of their lives.
Stories can be a powerful technique for engaging adolescents as well as helping them to connect to their religious and spiritual heritage. When they share stories of their heritage, teens will develop a greater understanding of their heritage and develop a greater feeling of their identity and purpose. Stories can also help them understand difficult moral and social questions and provide tips on how to face the challenges of life with wisdom and empathy. They will be able to deal with the problems in their own lives on their own.
When planning kathas or storytelling sessions for teenagers, it’s important to pick tales that are appropriate and interesting to the age segment. These could contain stories about topics like the pressure of peer pressure, self-esteem as well as social justice, and participation in the community from Shrimad Bhagwat Kath, our Upanishads, and other scriptures. Also, it is beneficial to integrate interactive activities and discussions to promote active involvement and reflection.
The overall idea is that katha, or storytelling can be an effective instrument to support the development and growth of adolescents. Through providing space to reflect, adolescents are able to develop a greater feeling of belonging to their religious and cultural roots as well as build the abilities and qualities necessary to meet the demands that come with adolescence, with wisdom determination, and compassion.
The elderly have always attracted to making religion an integral part of their lives. They live a life packed with sweet memories as well as at the end of their life, it is the primary goal is to connect with God. In the case of many older adults, telling stories is a great method of connecting with their religious and cultural past and also to reflect upon the lessons and experiences of their life. Stories offer an impression of continuity as well as connections to the past. They will help older people maintain an the identity they have and their purpose in their advancing years.
In the case of organising kathas or storytelling events for seniors when planning a storytelling session for the elderly, it’s important to select stories that are meaningful and appealing to the segment. It could be a matter of telling stories that are rooted in their spiritual and religious traditions and personal tales that are based on the personal experiences and views of each participant. Additionally, it can be beneficial to include interactive activities as well as conversations to stimulate the active participation of participants and reflect.
In addition, storytelling has many psychological and cognitive benefits for people who are elderly. It is a great way to improve the brain and memory, and may provide a feeling of belonging and social connections. Additionally, it can be an effective tool to address problems like loneliness, depression, and loneliness that can be common for seniors.
In the end, Katha or storytelling can be a great method to improve the psychological, social, as well as spiritual wellbeing of people who are old. In providing an environment for contemplation, reflection and education, the elderly is able to connect with their culture and spiritual traditions and retain a sense and purpose as they get older.
Gram Katha
According to the scripture, ” Chalo apne gaon chale Apno Se Phir mile Katha kar Harihar ki Alakh jalaye gyan aur prem ki” That means that we must go out to our villages, and go back to the roots of our being. Let’s get to know our neighbours, our community as we sing the praises of God’s glory and shine the light of the knowledge of wisdom, knowledge, and unconditional love.
Today’s society is awash with technology, which is bringing people closer to each other virtually, but drifting away in real terms. We have become separated from our ancestral roots, and our future generation, who lives in the concrete jungle must learn about our rich culture. Organizing a Katha in remote villages to experience a religious holiday, as a participant in a Katha Shravan can bring a sense of renewal. It will strengthen the bonds between families, and bring back the love and connection between them.
Village life revolves around “simple living with high thinking”. We must unlearn the traps of technology, and let us free ourselves from the limitations of technology to experience the true essence of living. We must learn how to help our fellow citizens and communities by holding an event called a Gram Katha, where, the scent of God can be spread throughout the entire atmosphere creating a sacred and holy environment and bringing more joy into our everyday lives!!
Visiting your village? You can plan a Gram Katha! Contact us for more information.
It is an association of two people with a strong relationship of spiritual and emotional connection as well as who are committed to enhancing each other’s progress and well-being. The term “spirituality” in this instance is the belief that both of them have a higher source, or an agreed belief system and values that govern the lives of the couple as a couple. It’s not all about a sense of companionship. It’s about growing closer and higher in life in the spiritual realm. It’s about the more intimate connection between love and one another, similar to the relationship between body and soul. In modern society, in which long-lasting marriages seem like an unattainable dream. In SADEHA we offer you a variety of stories that we have collected from our books of religion. Stories of love, as well as Ras Leelas from Lord Krishna, are the best expression of genuine love. We will discover the secret to long-lasting marriages that are similar to our forefathers.
Children have a lot of influence and are in their formative years and that’s why it’s crucial to create an environment of love and care that encourages positive qualities and values. It is important to instil an appreciation for spirituality as well as morality. It is about teaching children to be respectful, kind, and accountable, as well as encouraging them to develop a solid belief in their own worth and motivation.
The art of storytelling can be an effective method of imparting the virtues and values to youngsters. In incorporating moral as well as themes into captivating and engaging stories, children are able to learn valuable life lessons in a fashion that’s memorable and engaging. It can aid them in absorbing the values they learn and using these values in their everyday activities.
The idea of organizing kathas, or storytelling sessions with children is ideal for making the holidays, and their special occasions much more memorable and powerful. By exposing kids to tales and teachings in their religious and cultural practices, they will grow in their understanding of their culture and develop a greater feeling of belonging and purpose.
It is a period that is characterized by immense growth and development in both the physical and the emotional. It is the time that teenagers are in the middle of complicated social interactions, figuring out their identities, and developing their beliefs and values. Storytelling or Katha could help in the process of forming values and beliefs by offering the opportunity to reflect and reflection, as well as giving valuable lessons and insight to help teens navigate the complexities of this stage of their lives.
Stories can be a powerful technique for engaging adolescents as well as helping them to connect to their religious and spiritual heritage. When they share stories of their heritage, teens will develop a greater understanding of their heritage and develop a greater feeling of their identity and purpose. Stories can also help them understand difficult moral and social questions and provide tips on how to face the challenges of life with wisdom and empathy. They will be able to deal with the problems in their own lives on their own.
When planning kathas or storytelling sessions for teenagers, it’s important to pick tales that are appropriate and interesting to the age segment. These could contain stories about topics like the pressure of peer pressure, self-esteem as well as social justice, and participation in the community from Shrimad Bhagwat Kath, our Upanishads, and other scriptures. Also, it is beneficial to integrate interactive activities and discussions to promote active involvement and reflection.
The overall idea is that katha, or storytelling can be an effective instrument to support the development and growth of adolescents. Through providing space to reflect, adolescents are able to develop a greater feeling of belonging to their religious and cultural roots as well as build the abilities and qualities necessary to meet the demands that come with adolescence, with wisdom determination, and compassion.
The elderly have always attracted to making religion an integral part of their lives. They live a life packed with sweet memories as well as at the end of their life, it is the primary goal is to connect with God. In the case of many older adults, telling stories is a great method of connecting with their religious and cultural past and also to reflect upon the lessons and experiences of their life. Stories offer an impression of continuity as well as connections to the past. They will help older people maintain an the identity they have and their purpose in their advancing years.
In the case of organising kathas or storytelling events for seniors when planning a storytelling session for the elderly, it’s important to select stories that are meaningful and appealing to the segment. It could be a matter of telling stories that are rooted in their spiritual and religious traditions and personal tales that are based on the personal experiences and views of each participant. Additionally, it can be beneficial to include interactive activities as well as conversations to stimulate the active participation of participants and reflect.
In addition, storytelling has many psychological and cognitive benefits for people who are elderly. It is a great way to improve the brain and memory, and may provide a feeling of belonging and social connections. Additionally, it can be an effective tool to address problems like loneliness, depression, and loneliness that can be common for seniors.
In the end, Katha or storytelling can be a great method to improve the psychological, social, as well as spiritual wellbeing of people who are old. In providing an environment for contemplation, reflection and education, the elderly is able to connect with their culture and spiritual traditions and retain a sense and purpose as they get older.
Nagar Katha
Nagar in Sanskrit means, city. City life is full of rush and bustle. It is difficult to find time to ourselves time for leisure, or set some time to devote ourselves to the mighty. Modernization has provided us with everything but it’s also cost us “our” time to risk. The only thing we have is Monday morning blues and a weekend holiday. We should make the most of our weekends efficiently by dedicating a bit of time to the Lord Krishna and begin a new path towards spirituality.
Nagar Katha is a program specially designed with a mind to the inhabitants of the city and their lifestyle. Making sure that you have a good work-life equilibrium that is the requirement of today. Stress depression, anxiety, and tension as well as other issues that arise in the workplace, as well as in the family sphere result from a deviance from the direction of the righteous path, also known as call it Dharma. The great Sages and monks have shared effective tools and methods to overcome one’s fears and tackle the challenges that arise in a positive manner. In the Bhagwat Katha Shravan courses within the umbrella of Nagar Katha, we will develop these techniques and tools and strengthen ourselves with spiritual strength.
Making weekend plans? Relax with Nagar Katha this weekend while spending time with family and friends. Contact us for more information regarding Nagar Katha.
Nagar Katha
Nagar in Sanskrit means, city. City life is full of rush and bustle. It is difficult to find time to ourselves time for leisure, or set some time to devote ourselves to the mighty. Modernization has provided us with everything but it’s also cost us “our” time to risk. The only thing we have is Monday morning blues and a weekend holiday. We should make the most of our weekends efficiently by dedicating a bit of time to the Lord Krishna and begin a new path towards spirituality.
Nagar Katha is a program specially designed with a mind to the inhabitants of the city and their lifestyle. Making sure that you have a good work-life equilibrium that is the requirement of today. Stress depression, anxiety, and tension as well as other issues that arise in the workplace, as well as in the family sphere result from a deviance from the direction of the righteous path, also known as call it Dharma. The great Sages and monks have shared effective tools and methods to overcome one’s fears and tackle the challenges that arise in a positive manner. In the Bhagwat Katha Shravan courses within the umbrella of Nagar Katha, we will develop these techniques and tools and strengthen ourselves with spiritual strength.
Making weekend plans? Relax with Nagar Katha this weekend while spending time with family and friends. Contact us for more information regarding Nagar Katha.
Dham Katha
India is a land of several holy rivers, temples, and religious sites. The places are filled with spiritual energy and are always filled with positivity. Mere taking a moment to listen to holy Scriptures, the Puranas, Upanishads, Hari nama sankeertana, or Katha Shravan can bring joy in a variety of ways. According to the scriptures in the spiritual dogmas we follow, singing the god’s name with the help of a spiritual guide can make the spiritual path easy without distractions, and opens the path to the ultimate destination of the data. that of the feet of Sri Krishna. Sri Krishna.
When we begin our trek towards these sacred places singing the praises for the almighty as well as Katha Shravan on these trips will give you an additional mile of holiness and satisfaction. You are planning to go on a pilgrimage? Make it more meaningful by organizing Dhama Kathas for loved ones, relatives, as well as for other pilgrims in the vicinity of the site. Let’s visit the holy sites of our lives like 12 Jyotirlingas as well as the 108 Shakti peethas 4, Dham, Vrindavan, Mathura, Kurukshetra, and many more locations, and live a life tranquil and forever happy through understanding the reason for the world and establishing a connection to our Lord and inner self.
(timings and dates may be altered according to the convenience of the audience. The program’s dates must be scheduled two months prior to the event.)
Dham Katha
India is a land of several holy rivers, temples, and religious sites. The places are filled with spiritual energy and are always filled with positivity. Mere taking a moment to listen to holy Scriptures, the Puranas, Upanishads, Hari nama sankeertana, or Katha Shravan can bring joy in a variety of ways. According to the scriptures in the spiritual dogmas we follow, singing the god’s name with the help of a spiritual guide can make the spiritual path easy without distractions, and opens the path to the ultimate destination of the data. that of the feet of Sri Krishna. Sri Krishna.
When we begin our trek towards these sacred places singing the praises for the almighty as well as Katha Shravan on these trips will give you an additional mile of holiness and satisfaction. You are planning to go on a pilgrimage? Make it more meaningful by organizing Dhama Kathas for loved ones, relatives, as well as for other pilgrims in the vicinity of the site. Let’s visit the holy sites of our lives like 12 Jyotirlingas as well as the 108 Shakti peethas 4, Dham, Vrindavan, Mathura, Kurukshetra, and many more locations, and live a life tranquil and forever happy through understanding the reason for the world and establishing a connection to our Lord and inner self.
(timings and dates may be altered according to the convenience of the audience. The program’s dates must be scheduled two months prior to the event.)
About me
Shilpa Didi’s journey towards becoming a beacon of light in the spiritual realm began years ago. From a young age, she embarked on a quest for deeper understanding, seeking meaning and purpose beyond the mundane. Her unwavering dedication to self-discovery and personal growth led her to explore various spiritual traditions, philosophy, and the depths of her own consciousness.
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