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The Thursday that follows the night of No moon (Amavas) every month is celebrated and named as Bada Guruvaar. Everybody offers a Prasad of “Meethi Phuliyan” at Gurgaon sthaan. Seva starts at 5:15 A.M. in Summers and at 6:15 A.M. in Winters. Such is the power of Gurudev, that at the time of offering of prasad, anyone who makes a wish with a pure heart, gets what he wants in life. The “Shishyas” of Gurudev devote the complete day in…

The Thursday that follows the night of No moon (Amavas) every month is celebrated and named as Bada Guruvaar. Everybody offers a Prasad of “Meethi Phuliyan” at Gurgaon sthaan. Seva starts at 5:15 A.M. in Summers and at 6:15 A.M. in Winters. Such is the power of Gurudev, that at the time of offering of prasad, anyone who makes a wish with a pure heart, gets what he wants in life. The “Shishyas” of Gurudev devote the complete day in…

The Thursday that follows the night of No moon (Amavas) every month is celebrated and named as Bada Guruvaar. Everybody offers a Prasad of “Meethi Phuliyan” at Gurgaon sthaan. Seva starts at 5:15 A.M. in Summers and at 6:15 A.M. in Winters. Such is the power of Gurudev, that at the time of offering of prasad, anyone who makes a wish with a pure heart, gets what he wants in life. The “Shishyas” of Gurudev devote the complete day in…

The day devoted to Lord Ganesha. It comes about 80 days after the day of “Deepawali” every year. All disciples of Gurudev keep a fast on this day. During the fast not even water can be consumed. The fast is opened after Moonrise with the Prasad of Laddoos made with “Gud” ( Jaggery ) and “Til” ( Sesame ) alongwith tea which also contains “Gud”. The Prasad of Laddoos is distributed to all by our most Respected Guru – Mata…

The Thursday that follows the night of No moon (Amavas) every month is celebrated and named as Bada Guruvaar. Everybody offers a Prasad of “Meethi Phuliyan” at Gurgaon sthaan. Seva starts at 5:15 A.M. in Summers and at 6:15 A.M. in Winters. Such is the power of Gurudev, that at the time of offering of prasad, anyone who makes a wish with a pure heart, gets what he wants in life. The “Shishyas” of Gurudev devote the complete day in…

Gurudev’s Birthday. It falls on the day of “Basant Panchmi tithi” according to “Vikrami Samvat” (Hindu calender). Though, according to Guruji, His Birthday falls on the day of “Maha Shiv Ratri”. Basant Panchmi falls in the month of February and sometimes in January every year. The day is celebrated with much joy and happiness every year. People in large numbers offer their prayers at Gurudev’s Samadhi at “Neelkanth Dham”. Langar starts from the Morning hours and carries on till late…