Humanitarian efforts

Since 2002, His Divine Holiness Mahabrahmrishi Shree Kumar Swami Ji has worked tirelessly to relieve humanity of its problems through His teachings and providing solutions from ancient traditional science of India.

As on record, 675+ conventions have been conducted by Bhagwan Shri Lakshmi Narayan Dham (BSLND) all across the world under the auspices of His Holiness. The aim is to relieve humanity of its sufferings and bring joy and fulfillment in the life of every individual. These conventions are attended by thousands of people where everyone is served a free meal. Every month several religious gatherings are organized across several cities in India and abroad.

Millions of people have benefited from the conventions by receiving the secrets of living a healthy, happy and prosperous life from the ancient traditional science of India. His Holiness has mastered the science of “Beej Mantra” and “Ayurveda” and has openly shared these secrets with everyone irrespective of differences of caste, creed, color, religion and sex. Millions of people have been cured of incurable diseases in the conventions.

His Holiness has graced humanity with numerous spiritual gifts from Vedic sanskriti (culture) of Bharat. In 2002, His Holiness appeared on a television program called “Ayurvigyan ke Rahasya” where He diagnosed the diseases of people and provided them with remedies by merely looking at their photographs. His Holiness has stated on several occasions that this is pure science of Sanatan Dharma.

Before appearing in the public eye His Holiness was a practising physician called “vaidya” in native Bharat. Curing people without charging anything in return was His lifestyle. His selfless seva (service) to people, whom he considered as embodiment of the divine, was so intense that His mere presence would heal everyone around Him. This supernatural phenomenon is very commonly observed by many in the presence of His Holiness. Devotees experience this in masses during the spiritual conventions where a meditation procedure called “Avdhan” is conducted by His Holiness. During the process the divine itself lands through the power of beej mantras and cures of all diseases instantaneously. Millions of people have experienced the transformation and shared their experiences. Many have walked out of depression, got relief from incurable diseases and genetic disorders, conceived after several years of marriage, and experienced financial growth.

During the conventions His Holiness has fed wheat-allergic devotees with chapattis (Indian bread made of wheat) who got instantly cured of the allergy, demonstrating the knowledge, science and power Sanatan Dharma holds. On several occasions medical tests have been conducted on the participants to check the authenticity of the process and beej mantras. The medical reports are a testimony for the power of beej mantras.

Under the auspices of His Holiness, Bhagwan Shree Lakshmi Narayan Dham is running a free dispensary in Nirankari Colony, Delhi with the aim of serving the underprivileged.

Bhagwan Shri Lakshmi Narayan Charitable Hospital

Under the guidance of His Holiness Mahabrahmrishi Shree Kumar Swami Ji, Bhagwan Shri Lakshmi Narayan Charitable Hospital, Sri Karanpur, Rajasthan was founded in 2011. The hospital has successfully conducted 5,000+ eye surgeries free of cost. No consulting fee or medication fee is charged from the patients. Meal and accommodation too are provided by the hospital to the patients free of cost.

Bhagwan Shri Lakshmi Narayan Dham Middle School

Bhagwan Shri Lakshmi Narayan Dham Middle School was founded in 2016 in Patiala, Punjab to provide education to the less privileged children. As on date 150+ students are receiving education at affordable costs. The school makes deliberate efforts to support the families of the underprivileged section by providing abatement in fees, conveyance charges, school uniforms, books and stationery.

Mahashaktipeeth

“Mahashaktipeeth” means a place which is consecrated with the divine energy. Such a place is sacred and raises the consciousness of those entering its frequency. Many such places are under construction in India and abroad. Among them are the mahashaktipeeths of Vrindavan, Haridwar, Mohri and Ohio.

Kalpvriksh

“Kalpvriksh” means a wish-fulfilling tree. His Holiness has done penance under this tree for 27 years. By worshipping this tree one can have desires fulfilled. This tree embodies the divine in it. Its importance has been described in the Vedic scriptures.

Maykhana

His Holiness Mahabrahmrishi Shree Kumar Swami Ji indited a collection of sacred writings and verses combined together to form a divine entity in itself named “Maykhana.” At a mere age of 12, Gurudev Ji penned down the essence of the Supreme Being and the ecstasy of knowing and embracing our Creator in the holy stanzas of Maykhana, which was honoured by many dignitaries — the President of India; the late poet, Harivansh Rai Bachchan; along with numerous such prominent writers and officials.

“Maykhana” literally translates to “an alehouse” or “a tavern,” popularly called “a pub” or “a bar” today — an establishment selling alcoholic beverages. This spiritual epic transcribes the Holy Spirit as the ultimate “Saaqi” and its elixir as the ultimate “Paymana,” a drink poured by God himself for humanity that leads not only to the point of salvation, but far beyond.

Samarpan uss saaqi ko jiska jaam pee kar yeh bejaan kalam anaayaas hi kagaz ke seene par machal uthi hai.

This poetic paragon is dedicated to that “Saaqi” (the Divine Being) whose wholesome elixir elicited a great passion within the writer’s “bejaan kalam” (lifeless pen) to render spontaneous flutterings on the heart of the paper. Gurudev Ji’s masterly craftsmanship exceeds the realms of the possible as He has blessed and enriched our lives with the existence of this revered book which is no less than a scripture. Guided by divine inspiration, Gurudev Ji composed this epitome of poesy to rid mankind of all human sufferings. Every individual is set to undergo a distinct experience while reading holy Maykhana.