A life dedicated to devotion, Sanjeevini Kriya, the divine sight of Trikāla Jñāna, and selfless service to humanity.
Pujya Sri Gurumurthy Guruji's life is a testament to surrender, practice, and unconditional compassion. From his earliest spiritual stirrings to his mission today, his presence remains a guiding light for thousands seeking peace in a restless world.

From a tender age, Pujya Sri Gurumurthy Guruji showed a profound spiritual inclination. While others chased worldly achievement, Guruji was drawn naturally to silence and to the deeper questions of existence.
Read More→The journey deepened through the grace of his guru, Shri Thrayambak Babaji, and the timeless Kriya lineage of Mahavatar Babaji. Guruji received the sacred technique of Sanjeevini Kriya — harnessing the life-force (prana) to purify the mind and awaken the soul.
Read More→Such initiations are rare — rarer than seeing a star fall to earth. Yet here was a young man, humble in heart and pure in soul, chosen to receive the sacred current of the Guru Parampara through the grace of the Immortal Master, Mahavatar Babaji.
Read More→As his realisation deepened, Guruji became known for a rare and sacred gift — Trikāla Jñāna, the divine perception of a soul's past, present, and future. With a single compassionate glance, the karmic patterns and hidden blockages within a seeker are gently revealed.
Read More→Among those who come to Guruji, many carry a grief too heavy for words. Again and again, before a single sentence is spoken, Guruji has quietly written their unspoken question on a slip of paper and placed it before them — naming the very sorrow they came holding in their heart.
Read More →“The search for God is not a journey to a distant land, but a quiet return to the eternal home within the heart.”
Pujya Sri Gurumurthy Guruji tirelessly travels and teaches, making himself accessible to thousands. His mission is simple yet profound: to awaken the inner divinity in every soul through Kriya and devotion, and to serve the world through Annadana — feeding the hungry — and selfless seva.