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Karnav Shashtri

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Dr. Karnavbhai Shashtri (born 7 August 1991) is an Indian astrologer, Vastu Shastra consultant, Bhagwat Katha speaker, and spiritual guide. He is known for his mastery in Vedic scriptures, global Katha discourses, and contribution to community welfare projects through his foundation, Shri Aatmasaad Charitable Trust.

Early Life and Education

Dr. Karnavbhai Shashtri was born in Kadi, Gandhinagar district, Gujarat, India. His father, Shrideepakbhai Shashtri, served in the education department, and his mother, Rakshaben, is a homemaker. Shashtri completed his schooling at Sheth C.M. High School, studied at Gujarat University, and later earned a PhD in Educational Management from United International University.

Spiritual Journey

His spiritual inclination emerged at the age of four, where he performed rituals and showed an early devotion to sacred practices. By the age of 16, he conducted his first seven-day Bhagwat Katha independently. Over the years, he gained profound expertise in scriptures like the Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapuran, Ramcharitmanas, Shiva Purana, and Devi Bhagavad.

Career

Dr. Shashtri has delivered over 300+ Kathas across India and internationally. His global journey began with a Katha event in Australia. His work extends beyond discourses into areas such as astrology consultations, vastu guidance, and public speaking, blending ancient Vedic wisdom with contemporary life solutions.

Philanthropy

Through Shri Aatmasaad Charitable Trust, he supports building temples, hospitals, cow shelters, and old age homes. His philanthropic work emphasizes both spiritual and material upliftment.

Contributions to Vedic Knowledge

Dr. Shashtri promotes Vedic education by interpreting ancient traditions for modern audiences. His discourses address topics like metaphysics, personality development, and the synthesis of tradition and modernity.

Global Impact

His teachings transcend religious boundaries, focusing on universal spirituality. He actively connects scientific concepts like the Big Bang with ancient Indian Yuga theories, broadening the global understanding of Vedic wisdom.

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