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Swami Kamleshwaranand (born Kamlesh Kumar Hari Harnath Shukla on August 15, 1974) is an Indian spiritual leader and founder of Dhyan Yog Jan Jagriti Seva Sansthan. He established the Dhyan Yog Sadhana Shakti Kendra (Brahmanand Ashram) and is known for his work in reviving traditional spiritual practices and Ayurvedic medicine.[1]
Early life and education
editKamleshwaranand was born in Gyanpur, Badohi, Uttar Pradesh, India to Hariharnath Narpati Shukla and Jayaraji Shukla. He was affectionately called "Chatar" by his father during his childhood. He showed spiritual inclinations from an early age, participating in extended Om Naad chanting sessions with his father for 2-3 hours during worship.[1]
During his childhood, he experienced several spiritual incidents that shaped his future path. After recovering from a serious illness at age 5-6, he reported having visions of Lord Hanuman, which led him to become a devotee and begin reciting the Hanuman Chalisa and studying the Sunderkand chapter of the Ramayana.[1]
He completed his post-graduate education while maintaining his spiritual pursuits.[1]
Spiritual journey
editIn 1996, Kamleshwaranand met his spiritual guru, Dr. Narayan Dutt Shrimali, and received formal initiation (diksha) on August 8, 1996. This meeting answered many of his philosophical questions about consciousness, universal vision, and the practical application of spiritual knowledge for social welfare.[1]
Organizations and work
editDhyan Yog Jan Jagriti Seva Sansthan
editIn 2005, Kamleshwaranand established the Dhyan Yog Jan Jagriti Seva Sansthan, a trust dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional Gurukul education system. The organization focuses on reviving ancient Indian practices including meditation, yoga, spiritual practices, Ayurveda, and cultural traditions.[1]
He also publishes a quarterly research journal titled "Pragya Kiran" focused on spiritual studies.[1]
Divya Rishi Pharmacy
editKamleshwaranand founded Divya Rishi Pharmacy Pvt. Ltd., an Ayurvedic pharmaceutical company.[1]
Human Welfare and Education Foundation
editHe established the Human Welfare and Education Foundation, an NGO focused on social work.[1]
Centers and ashrams
editThe main center of his work is the Dhyan Yog Siddhashram, located in Sarnath, Varanasi, with an additional office in Mumbai.[1]
Philosophy and teachings
editKamleshwaranand's main goal is described as establishing a spiritual era on Earth. His teachings emphasize that spiritual practices (sadhana) can lead to direct spiritual experiences. He advocates for universal spirituality that transcends national and religious boundaries, focusing on the welfare of humanity as a whole.[1]
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