Honoring the Sacred India Spiritual Heritage
Sacred India Heritage Foundation is a culmination of gratitude and a giving back to India for all that so many of us has received from our various Master’s and from India’s great Guru Parampara tradition.
India is a land of Spiritual Masters. These Masters have made us realize the value of the great Indian Guru Parampara Tradition and the value of Meditation. Meditation is the gift, India gave to the world. It is the ultimate experience of spirituality. In meditation one discovers bliss–Satchitananada, the infinity that we are, timelessness, unity in diversity, the non-dualness of everything, the spirit of oneness and freedom from the illusory world that is seen, felt and experienced by our senses.
The various Master’s have helped pass on the Sacred India tradition of the Meditation, Yoga, Pranayam, Kriyas, The Upanishads, Patanjali Yoga Sutras, Narad Bhakiti Sutras, Sankrit Shlokas, Mantra chanting, the various Yagnas, importance of various spiritual rituals and spiritual sites of worship and prayer, all of which encompasses this great Sacred India Heritage designed to help find the God in oneself.
This preservation of the Sacred India Heritage is inspired by all these Masters
Our Inspiration
Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Ji
Art of Living Foundation
Gurdev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar needs no introduction. The Guru of Peace & Joy has perhaps put a smile and brought peace to the largest number of humans across the globe in the history of mankind. Gurudev today is planet earth’s 21st century messiah for peace and enlightenment.
Maha Yogi Gagangiri Maharaj
Yogiraj Sri Gagangiri Maharaj, is revered and worshipped across Maharashtra. In Swami Gagangiri Maharaj, we found a rare combination of a yogi, a statesman, a social reformer, personal counsellor and a shaman. His vision of integrating day to day life with divine aspiration is remarkable. He has a capacity to travel from this world to the other world and back. Although himself a yogi and a recluse, he does not advocate renunciation. On the contrary his advice is always to face the challenges of the rigours of day to day life, fully with a spiritual approach.His vision is to initiate a breed of self reliant, industrious, brave, cadre of young people dedicated to creating a harmonious material world based on spiritual values..
www.gagangiri.org
Dr. Jayadeva Yogendra
The Yoga Institute
Located in Santacruz, Mumbai, The Yoga Institute I known as the oldest organized yoga center in the world. Its founder, Sri Yogendra (1897-1989), played a key role in developing medical hatha yoga, a step in the history of yoga that would later lead to the development of Yoga Therapy. Shri Yogendraji’s son, Dr. Jayadeva Yogendra, is the President of the Institute and a simple man and a true Yogi. Having seen his complete dedication to a life of discipline and simplicity, the Sadhakas of the Institute consider him as their Guru.
www.theyogainstitute.org
Justice Dhudhatji
Mental Physics-Brahm Vidya
Educated in Mumbai, Justice M. L. Dudhat 1961, began practicing law as an advocate in the High Court of Mumbai and the Supreme Court of India in 1961. Justice M. L. Dudhat, retired as a Judge of the Mumbai High Court in March 1997. For over 15 years upto September 2006, Justice M. L. Dudhat had been conducting Mental Physics-Brahm Vidya classes and meditation classes in Mumbai, for four (4) days a week, every week across four different locations in Mumbai and are attended by people from all walks of life.. For the eleven years until 2006, a five days seminar was arranged in the last week of December of every year where aspirants would meditate together and Justice Dudhat delivered lectures on different subjects such as Thought Dynamics, Life Beyond Death, Prarabdh (Destiny), Is There Is Any Justice In Life?, Mind, Kundalini, Tantra, Continuity Of The Life In The School Of Creativity, Zen, Krishna, Yoga Vasistha, Tripura Rahasya etc.
www.brahmavidya.info
Ramesh Balsekar Ji
Ramesh BalsekarJi was educated at the London School of Economics. He served as General Manager of the Bank of India in Bombay until his mandatory retirement at age 60 in 1977. Soon after his retirement he encountered his Guru, Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, which soon led to daily meetings with the well-known sage. For Ramesh the total understanding that ‘no one does anything’ happened in 1979. For 3 years Ramesh began translating most of the daily talks held by Nisargadatta Maharaj. He himself began teaching in 1982. The ‘command’ to talk was given by his Guru Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, he says. Balsekar JI taught from the tradition of Advaita Vedanta nondualism and received guests daily in his home in South Mumbai until shortly before his passing.
Goenkaji
Vipassana
In 1969, Goenkaji was authorised to teach Vipassana Meditation by Sayagy U Ba Khin, who died in 1971. Goenkaji left his business to his family in Burma and moved to India, where he started teaching Vipassana meditation. Seven years later, in 1976, he opened his first meditation centre, Dhamma Giri, in in Igatpuri near Nashik, Maharashtra. Today, Vipassana courses, are held at 310 locations in 94 countries, of which about 176 are permanent Vipassana meditation centres.
Satya Sai Baba
Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust, Prasanthi Nilayam
The Sathya Sai Organisation, founded by Sai Baba “to enable its members to undertake service activities as a means to spiritual advancement”, has over 1,200 Sathya Sai Centres in 126 countries. Through this organisation, Sai Baba established a network of free hospitals, clinics, drinking water projects, auditoriums, ashrams and schools.
www.srisathyasai.org.in
Santosh Sachdeva
Santosh Maa or Guruji as referred to by her devotees has a magnanimous, silent powerful Shiva presence to her. Just by being in her field many feel spiritual evolution happens and her weekly meditations have been the mainstay and transformation for many. Santosh Maa has authored the Kundalini Triology and presented to the world over 200 visuals which encompass the blossoming of human consciousness. Sacred India Heritage Foundation is a culmination of gratitude and a giving back to India for all that so many of us has received from our various Master’s and from India’s great Guru Parampara tradition.