Great Yogi, Swami, Saint & Mahatma of Hindustan ( Bharat varsha)

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and Transcendental Meditation From the late 1950s, the general understanding of the nature of meditation was transformed as a result of the work of one man, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, founder of the Transcendental Meditation programme and regarded by many as the world’s foremost authority on meditation and consciousness. While studying science at Allahabad University in Northern India, he met a great sage who had come to be regarded as the greatest living embodiment of the ancient Vedic tradition of India. This man was known as Guru Dev, His Divinity Swami Brahmananda Saraswati. On graduation, Maharishi went to work and study with Guru Dev. After 12 years service with Guru Dev, he retired to Uttar Kashi in the Himalayas where he spent the following 2 years in solitude and silence. Maharishi’s Message In 1955, he was drawn to leave his secluded life in Uttar Kashi and travel to the southern-most tip of India. Years later, he recalled – Coming from the Hima

Hindu Preacher Swami Vivekanand Shaped the World Culture and Ethos :- When the entire world was encapsulated with physical pleasures and materialistic race of leading a luxurious life, they needed someone to guide them to know real meaning of leading life. Hindu spirituality deals with body, mind and soul while other religions preach only about surfacial knowledge of peace, love and inter-relationships of humans, it only revolves around body and its pleasures. Swami Vivekanand introduced world with the concept of oneness, soul and sole reason of taking birth as humans. The new concept thrilled the people across the globe and they got to know true realms of life through meditation and spiritual science of Hinduism. Swami Vivekananda’s contributions in shaping the world culture is acknowledged by scholars of several countries. Making an objective assessment of Swami Vivekananda’s contributions to world culture, the eminent British historian A L Basham stated that “in centuries