Puranadineshu Punah !
Let us return to the spirit of the Paurāṇic age — Purāṇadineṣu Punaḥ — and awaken the sacred traditions that once shaped our Dharma."
"The soul can never be cut to pieces by any weapon, nor burned by fire, nor moistened by water, nor withered by the wind" (B.G.: 2.23)
Preserving Heritage
At Puratani, we are dedicated to safeguarding the rich cultural heritage of Bharat. Our mission is to protect and promote the traditions, art, and values that define our identity. Through research, education, and community engagement, we strive to ensure that the legacy of Sanatan Dharma continues to inspire and enrich future generations. Join us in our endeavor to preserve the essence of our civilization and celebrate the diversity that makes us unique. Together, let's honor our past, cherish our present, and cultivate a vibrant cultural legacy for the future.
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Puranas
The Puranas are a genre of ancient Indian texts that contain diverse narratives about the creation of the universe, genealogies of Hindu Dev-Devis, and the history of ancient kings. They play a vital role in Sanatan culture, providing moral lessons and spiritual guidance through engaging stories and mythologies. With 18 major Puranas, they offer a wealth of knowledge about religious practices, cosmology, and the cultural heritage of India.
Lost Traditions
Ancient Bengal was a vibrant center of civilization, known for its advancements in art, philosophy, and trade, as well as its deep spiritual roots. The lost traditions of Bengali Hindus include unique rituals such as Nabanna, celebrating the harvest, and the worship of various deities through elaborate festivals like Durga Puja, Magh Vrata, Surya Vrata etc. Reviving these customs can foster a appreciation for Bengal's rich cultural tapestry and strengthen community bonds in modern society.
Sadhaks of Bengal
Bengal has birthed great Hindu saints across traditions — Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, the golden incarnation of Krishna, led the Gaudiya Vaishnava bhakti movement with ecstatic kirtans. Ramprasad Sen, the Shakta poet-saint, composed soul-stirring Shyama Sangeet to Ma Kali, said to be sung by the goddess herself. From Advaita, Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa experienced divine union through all paths — Shakta, Shaiva, Vaishnava — declaring: "All religions lead to the same truth."
Heritage of Bengal
Bengal’s heritage is a vibrant confluence of Vedic, Pauranic, Tantric, and Bhakti traditions, making it a sacred cradle of Sanatan Dharma. From Kalighat and Tarapith to the ecstatic kirtans of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu and the Advaitic wisdom of Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Bengal has nurtured saints, shastras, and shakti alike. Its living culture — through Durga Puja, mystic poetry, temple rituals, and sacred music — continues to echo the timeless soul of Hindu civilization.
Mission
Remembrance, Revival, Identity
At Puratani, we are the voice of remembrance in an age of forgetting — a sacred movement born from the urgent need to reclaim the soul of Sanatan Dharma. As our ancient rituals fade beneath the glare of modern spectacle, we rise to revive the divine fire of authentic Vedic worship, practiced not as empty tradition but as a living science of the spirit. Our mission is to restore, protect, and transmit the sacred knowledge of our rishis — through precise ritual, scholarly guidance, and cultural awakening — so that every aarati, every mantra, and every offering becomes a true act of devotion, not performance. In the heart of every Puratani Durga Puja, we do not just build pandals — we build bridges to our ancestors, our dharma, and our divine identity.
The members of Puratani are not mere organizers — they are custodians of dharma, united by a deep reverence for Bharat’s spiritual heritage and a shared commitment to preserving its sacred traditions. Coming from diverse walks of life — scholars, purohits, artists, educators, and inspired youth — they bring together shastra and seva, combining scriptural knowledge with grassroots dedication. Each member plays a vital role in reviving ritual accuracy, educating the public, and ensuring that every act of worship is rooted in authenticity, bhakti, and cultural responsibility. At Puratani, every hand that builds, teaches, chants, or serves does so with the soul of a sadhaka.
Donate
At Puratani, every offering — whether of time, intent, or resource — becomes a sacred act of preservation. Carrying out this dharmic endeavour demands not just devotion, but considerable effort and support: from sourcing authentic ritual materials and engaging scripturally trained priests, to conducting community outreach and educational programs rooted in Sanatan wisdom. Unlike spectacle-driven events, every rupee entrusted to us nurtures authentic worship, cultural continuity, and spiritual education. We humbly invite you to become a part of this sacred mission — not merely as a donor, but as a protector of heritage. Even if you are unable to be present physically, your contribution echoes in every mantra chanted, every mind enlightened, and every tradition upheld.
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