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Jagadguru Shri Swami Ramanandji

During a time of social unrest, division, and religious persecution in India, Hindu society faced ignorance and a rigid caste system. Amidst this turmoil, a divine soul emerged - Jagadguru Shri Swami Ramanandacharyaji - revered as an incarnation of Lord Shreeram, bringing hope and spiritual revival. He traveled across the country, freeing the people from anarchy and oppression by promoting Satkarma (righteous deeds) and Satdharma (virtuous living). Jagadguru Shree Ramanandacharya was a great saint, a champion of dharma, and an unparalleled teacher of his time. He illuminated the path of knowledge for those lost in the darkness of ignorance.

Shri Swami Parmeshwardasji

Swami Parmeshwardasji, appeared in a sacred spiritual land in northeastern India. Inheriting divine virtues from past lives, untouched by worldly contamination, Shri Gurudev Bhagavan sought refuge at the lotus feet of his Grand Gurudev, Shri Ramshobhadasji Maharaj. Shree Dada Gurudev’s teaching emphasized embodying spiritual principles through action rather than formal discourses, much like Lord Rama, who demonstrated righteousness through his deeds rather than defining it. Shri Gurudev lived his teachings, demonstrating the path of devotion through his practices.

Shri Swami Abhiramdasji Tyagi

Shree Swami Abhiramdasji Tyagi is the most highly regarded saint, emerging from Ramanandi Samaj, emerging from the Himalayas. Shree Swami Abhiramdasji Tyagi was born into a prosperous and happy family.Driven by a burning desire to find the true meaning of life, he left home at a very young age.Guided by divine inspiration, he went to the banks of the Betwa-Vedvati Ganga in Madhya Pradesh (Vidishanagar) and took refuge at the lotus feet of his Sadgurudev Bhagwan Shree Swami Pameshwardasji. He served his guru and other saints there. After doing intense penance in chitrakut, Ayodhya, he achieved self-realisation(aatmashakshatkar). Throughout his life, Gurudev has given preference to Sant Sewa (service to saints) and helped humankind to find the purpose of life by imparting spiritual knowledge to them.

Pujya Shree Ramayaniji Maharaj

Pujya Shree Ramayaniji Maharaj, a Guru Bhai (brother) of Pujya Shree Gurudev offers both guidance and blessings to the community. In Sanatana Dharma, the guru-shishya parampara highlights the sacred bond of the Guru Bhai: fellow disciples of the same Guru. More than companions, they are spiritual siblings, united in their pursuit of knowledge, devotion, and self-realization. Guru Bhais share a supportive community, navigating the spiritual path together and fostering each other's growth as a spiritual family. He is responsible for the activities of the Vidisha ashram in Madhya Pradesh, India. Furthermore, he accompanies Shree Gurudev in his noble work, providing support and direction, along with his blessings, to saints and devotees.

Pujya Shree Sita Ramji

Lord Rama is worshipped as the seventh and one of the most popular avatars of Vishnu. In Rama-centric Hindu traditions, he is considered the Supreme Being. Also considered as the ideal man (maryāda puruṣottama), Rama is the male protagonist of the Hindu epic Ramayana. the Hindu goddess Sita is the incarnation of Lakshmi on Earth. In Ramayana, Sita is portrayed as the faithful and virtuous wife of the god Rama. Sita is worshipped in Hinduism as the ideal model of womanhood and wifehood. Sita is viewed as an embodiment of the divine feminine, a consort to the divine.

Pujya Shree Hanumanji

Hindus worship Hanumanji because he embodies selfless devotion to Rama, strength, courage, and acts as a protector from negative influences, making him a model for devotion and a source of spiritual strength. His unwavering loyalty and immense strength played a crucial role in Lord Rama's victory over the demon king Ravana. It is said that Hanuman's dedication and his pivotal actions in the Ramayana have made him a symbol of devotion and strength. Shree Hanumanji is considered an incarnation of lord Shiva and he is immortal.

Bhagwan Shankar

He is the Supreme Being in Shaivism, one of the major traditions within Hinduism. Shiva is known as The Destroyer within the Trimurti, the Hindu trinity which also includes Brahma and Vishnu. In the Shaivite tradition, Shiva is the Supreme Lord who creates, protects and transforms the universe. Shiv Linga embodies the divine power of creation, existence, and the union of the male and female principles, representing Shiva's transcendental and energetic nature.

Deities from ashram temple

Importance of idol worship

Pujya Shree Parmeshwar Dasji demonstrated the presence of God within idols. Through his love, he would offer milk to the idols, as if the divine truly partook. He emphasized that the goal of idol worship is to realize God's true form, seeing the idol as a real representation of God, not just metal or stone. He prioritized service to both idols and saints, rising early and serving until midnight—a challenge for many. We witnessed his dedication as he served from dawn to dusk