Param Pujya Shree Swami Satyanand Ji Maharaj
Shree Swami Satyanand Ji Maharaj, the founder of Shree Ram
Sharnam, was born on 7th April 1868 in Rawalpindi. He had lost his parents
in his early childhood. At the young age of 17, he took up the company
of spiritual teachers of Jain faith. At the age of 30, he
joined the Arya Samaj, and studied Vedanta, Upanishads, and other sacred
epics.
He
spent the following 25 years giving spiritual talks and spreading the
spiritual teachings from the sacred epics. During this
period, he also wrote the following books; Dayananda Prakash, Satya
Updesh Mala, Onkar Upasna, Arya Samajic Dharma, SandhyaYog, Ishwar
Darshan, and Dayananda Vachnamrit.
Lacking
inner peace, in early 1925 he went to Dalhousie in the Himalayas, to
meditate in solitude to seek God. On 7th July 1925 the day of Vyas Purnima,
Swamiji was blessed with the sounds and inner vision of "Ram Naam", and
with the realization of his soul’s oneness with God. In 1928, he began
initiating his followers with "Ram Naam".
He wrote
books- Amritvani, Bhagwad Gita, Ramayan sar, Bhakti Prakash etc.
These volumes are published by Shree Swami Satyanand Dharmarth Trust New Delhi,
and are sold at price below cost. Swamiji has written these epics
through inner guidance gained in a state of samadhi. Of all these
wonderful books, has uniquely
become universally popular because of its deep Spiritual Power. It is
presented in a small book and is widely recited because of its unique
power in invoking devotion to Ram.
Shree Swami Satyanand Ji Maharaj, the founder of Shree Ram Sharnam, was born on 7th April 1868 in Rawalpindi. He had lost his parents in his early childhood. At the young age of 17, he took up the company of spiritual teachers of Jain faith. At the age of 30, he joined the Arya Samaj, and studied Vedanta, Upanishads, and other sacred epics.
He spent the following 25 years giving spiritual talks and spreading the spiritual teachings from the sacred epics. During this period, he also wrote the following books; Dayananda Prakash, Satya Updesh Mala, Onkar Upasna, Arya Samajic Dharma, SandhyaYog, Ishwar Darshan, and Dayananda Vachnamrit.
Lacking inner peace, in early 1925 he went to Dalhousie in the Himalayas, to meditate in solitude to seek God. On 7th July 1925 the day of Vyas Purnima, Swamiji was blessed with the sounds and inner vision of "Ram Naam", and with the realization of his soul’s oneness with God. In 1928, he began initiating his followers with "Ram Naam". He wrote books- Amritvani, Bhagwad Gita, Ramayan sar, Bhakti Prakash etc.
These volumes are published by Shree Swami Satyanand Dharmarth Trust New Delhi, and are sold at price below cost. Swamiji has written these epics through inner guidance gained in a state of samadhi. Of all these wonderful books, has uniquely become universally popular because of its deep Spiritual Power. It is presented in a small book and is widely recited because of its unique power in invoking devotion to Ram.
Swami Ji did not start a separate Spiritual Path. He was a
God-realized Saint, like Sant Kabir, Guru Nanak, Samarth Ramdas, Goswami Tulsidas, Sri
Ramakrishan Paramhansa and Maharishi Dayanand. Goal of his teaching was to intensify
devotion to God through concentration on "Ram Naam".
Swami
Ji initiated Sadhna Satsangs for serious devotees to practice detachment, devotion, purity
of body and mind, and healthy living habits. The first Sadhna Satsang was held in
Haridwar, followed by many camps all over India. On November 13, 1960 while
chanting "Ram Naam", Swamiji gave up his physical body after transferring his
Spiritual Powers to his dear disciple Shree Prem Ji Maharaj, and
designating him as the one to succeed him.
Shree Swamiji’s body was immersed
in the Holy Ganges at Neel-Dhara near
Haridwar which has since become a unique Holy Place
for all Shree Ram Sharnam Sadhaks.
Swami Ji did not start a separate Spiritual Path. He was a God-realized Saint, like Sant Kabir, Guru Nanak, Samarth Ramdas, Goswami Tulsidas, Sri Ramakrishan Paramhansa and Maharishi Dayanand. Goal of his teaching was to intensify devotion to God through concentration on "Ram Naam".
Swami Ji initiated Sadhna Satsangs for serious devotees to practice detachment, devotion, purity of body and mind, and healthy living habits. The first Sadhna Satsang was held in Haridwar, followed by many camps all over India. On November 13, 1960 while chanting "Ram Naam", Swamiji gave up his physical body after transferring his Spiritual Powers to his dear disciple Shree Prem Ji Maharaj, and designating him as the one to succeed him.
Shree Swamiji’s body was immersed in the Holy Ganges at Neel-Dhara near Haridwar which has since become a unique Holy Place for all Shree Ram Sharnam Sadhaks.
Swami Ji did not start a separate Spiritual Path. He was a
God-realized Saint, like Sant Kabir, Guru Nanak, Samarth Ramdas, Goswami Tulsidas, Sri
Ramakrishan Paramhansa and Maharishi Dayanand. Goal of his teaching was to intensify
devotion to God through concentration on "Ram Naam".
Swami
Ji initiated Sadhna Satsangs for serious devotees to practice detachment, devotion, purity
of body and mind, and healthy living habits. The first Sadhna Satsang was held in
Haridwar, followed by many camps all over India. On November 13, 1960 while
chanting "Ram Naam", Swamiji gave up his physical body after transferring his
Spiritual Powers to his dear disciple Shree Prem Ji Maharaj, and
designating him as the one to succeed him.
Shree Swamiji’s body was immersed
in the Holy Ganges at Neel-Dhara near
Haridwar which has since become a unique Holy Place
for all Shree Ram Sharnam devotees.
Swami Ji did not start a separate Spiritual Path. He was a God-realized Saint, like Sant Kabir, Guru Nanak, Samarth Ramdas, Goswami Tulsidas, Sri Ramakrishan Paramhansa and Maharishi Dayanand. Goal of his teaching was to intensify devotion to God through concentration on "Ram Naam".
Swami Ji initiated Sadhna Satsangs for serious devotees to practice detachment, devotion, purity of body and mind, and healthy living habits. The first Sadhna Satsang was held in Haridwar, followed by many camps all over India. On November 13, 1960 while chanting "Ram Naam", Swamiji gave up his physical body after transferring his Spiritual Powers to his dear disciple Shree Prem Ji Maharaj, and designating him as the one to succeed him.
Shree Swamiji’s body was immersed in the Holy Ganges at Neel-Dhara near Haridwar which has since become a unique Holy Place for all Shree Ram Sharnam devotees.