This may be a ‘portal’ for people who knew Swāmi Paramānanda Mahārāj, or who are interested, or involved, in the work of the Paramānanda Mission; for people who wish to contribute to the Orphans, or who are interested in yoga and spirituality, art of life, art of living.

Established in the year 1978 and started with a very small plot of land donated by one of the devoted villagers to erect a tiny hut for Gurujī. Gradually donations flowed in, in the form of land, cash, and kind.

Presently it covers a vast area of land with paddy fields all around centering the Mission. The Mission pond with tall Debdaru trees, beautiful plants and colourful flowers add a charm to this scenic beauty. The cool and calm atmosphere free from any kind of pollution, the melody of the wind rattling on the leaves, chirping of the birds blended with the tune of cuckoos, is not only admirable but will make you realise the essence of love and enjoy the ever-flowing divine blessings of Gurujī.

Paramānanda Mission is a spiritual organisation engaged in various activities especially in the field of destitute orphans and ill-fated down trodden masses. Motto of the Mission is to unveil the truth, that prevails based on sacrifice, peace, love, service and devotion in answering of the general people.

Presently there are more than 300 Orphans, which gets increased by 10% every year, who are getting their basic education in the Mission High School. Apart from the orphans there are around 125 monks and Brahmacāris and a regular visitors & devotees of around 500 on an average per day.

Devotees and visitors participate in the hours long spiritual discussions which are held twice a day in the morning and evening. They may stay at the Sādhanā Bhāwan for a few days and practise meditation through their respective “Art of Life and Art of Living” under a proper guidance.

Vegetarian and highly nutritious food is served to all with curd as a compulsory desert item for the Orphans at lunch.


Websites:

http://paramananda.org
http://paramanandamission.org

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