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✨What if miracles never stopped — only our eyes forgot how to see them?
From King Parikshit’s lapse that opened KaliYuga, to Adi Shankaracharya’s light, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu’s ecstasy, and Vallabhacharya’s 84 Baithaks — the Divine has never faded.
✨Saints sang, and miracles walked beside them:
Narsi Mehta saw Krishna appear, Tukaram rose as light, Tulsidas heard the unseen, Kabir shattered illusion, Jalaram Bapa fed endlessly, and Shirdi Sai Baba was present in many places at once.
Even today, the sacred continues:
✨Kedarnath’s miracle boulder,
✨the submerged Dwarka,
✨Arunachala’s dancing lights,
✨and Āṇḍāḷ’s garland offered to Balaji each year.
And through every Tilak, bell, Parikrama, and Charanamrit — ancient codes still breathe.
✨A quiet prophecy stirs: Kalki, the final Avatar, rising from Shambhala when Dharma needs Him most. Across India, His temples call — and the grand Shri Kalki Dham in Sambhal, recently graced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during its historic foundation ceremony, stands as a beacon of renewal.
✨The signs are appearing.
✨Miracles are rising.
✨The real question is — can you still see them?
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DR. SONAL SANGHAVI
Dr. Sonal Sanghavi, a medical practitioner for over 40 years, has witnessed many moments that science alone cannot explain. These experiences opened her heart to the spiritual depth of Sanatan Dharma and inspired her to create the Sanatan Dharma Tetralogy — a four-book series filled with rare stories, hidden wisdom, and living miracles from every Yuga.
Written in simple, clear language, her books are crafted for readers of all ages. The Tetralogy will soon be available in Hindi and Gujarati, bringing these timeless teachings to homes across Bharat.
Through her work, Dr. Sanghavi hopes to remind everyone that the Divine is always present—guiding, protecting, and blessing us in unseen ways.
