Biography Of
Śrī Tathāta
and the Activities
Activities:
1: (General) -
Various Activities to integrate Dharma in human life .
2: Details : -
Śrī Tathāta after completing Intermediate, hearing the inner call for total spiritual life, discontinued further academic studies and after few years left his family to undertake hardened Tapas (austerities in solitude). After wandering many places, as per a divine call, he established in Tapas near to an abandoned Devi temple situated in his own village, (Vandithavalm). For many years he lived there observing very hard spiritual practices neglecting all bodly needs including food. During those periods, he practiced various spiritual Paths like Hata Yoga, Sidha Vidya, Rajayoga, Tantra vidya etc.
After several years of continues efforts, his Tapas became fruitful and the meta physical knowledge of consciousness sparked with in him. He remind for another 5 or 6 years in Tapas without contacting the outer world , but the cosmic will (of which he calls as divine mother) diverted his attention to the misfortunes of life on earth. He was motivated by the divine will to work for the generations of a new order of life based upon the principles of Dharma based upon the Vedic wisdom of ancient India.
Thereafter in the year 1989, he visited all great temples and spiritual centers of India such as Haridwar, Badary, Kedar, Ganotri, and Varanasi. And prayed to the masters and divine seats of each and every centers to actively participated in the process of revival of Dharma on earth.
From 1974 onwards, many grief stricken people as well as spiritual seeker started coming near him for guidance. Perhaps that could be the reason for the manifestation of Tapovarishtashram in Vandithavalam village.
In the year 1991, responding to the Divine call, he moved to Saranath near Banaras in order to deliver the great message of Dharmasutras contain noval verion of Dharma for the New age.
In the year 2006 a great seat known as Dharmapeetha was established to receive the divine light from the supreme source and to re-distribute it for the whole earth was established by Śrī Tathāta at kollur, in Karnataka state near Sri Mookambika temple.
Sincere feeling of responsibility to support life and for balancing the rhythm of nature, Śrī Tathāta conducted three Mahayagas (Grand Vedic Rituals on Fire) named as Dharmasooya Mahayaga in kerala. First Dharmasooya Mahayaga was in the year 1998, the second in the year 2002 and the third one in the year 2009.Recently conducted Dharmasooya Mahayaga at kinassery, Palakkad had been blessed with the rarest moment of desendence of the “super consciousness “ down to the earth with the well defined task of establishing divine life on earth. During those days of the Mahayaga massive participants (including representatives all parts of the world) which counts many lakhs had become speechless as they drunk the nectar of the Divine love flowing from the podium of the Mahayaga.
Soon after the recent Mahayaga, to gear up world peace and harmony and to strengthen the process of total transformation of world, Śrī Tathāta opened the new venture of Tapo Yajna lasting for one year in his Ashram at Varishtapuri, vandithavalam, Palakkad as a continuation of the Mahayaga.
Śrī Tathāta step by step uplifts men to higher life through innumerable process of spiritual awakening and disciplines. He gives initiations at three levels and they are Dharmasnana, Agnisnana and Amritasnana. Today thousands of Families are living orderly and highly spirited life in his light within and without the boundaries of India.
Dharmasnana is the gateway to Dharmic life and Agnisnana, entry to spiritual wisdom; lastly Amritasnana indicates preparation for immortal life which could be the final attainment of human life.
After the establishment of Dharmapeetha, in the year 2007, Śrī Tathāta positively responded to the long pending invitation from the side of the devotees to visit Europe. His first visits to Europe arouse much feeling among the Europeans and hundreds of people decided to follow his guidance.
In the year 2009a special Vedic programme is being organized in France to promote world peace and harmony. The world communities have been increasingly demanding Śrī Tathāta to organize a grand Vedic event in western countries to promote peace, harmony and friendship among all sections of world community, in the near future.
Tapovarishtasham :
It is the Tapo Kendra of Śrī Tathāta. Ashram Trust is coordinating the activities here. It functions as a centre of motivation and training for higher human life. The Ashram also undertakes various humanitarian and charitable activities like poor feeding, medical aid etc.
Dharmapeetha :
Dharmapeetha is a spiritual complex for worship and meditation. It functions as a transmitting station of the light of dharma to the whole world. Many humanitarian and charitable activities are carried out at this place as well.
Message of Śrī Tathāta :
According to Śrī Tathāta, life is purposeful. Attainment of perfect divinity is this purpose. Forgetting this fact could be the basic cause for all miseries of men. Creator, who is the embodiment of eternal love created this world out of love and hence love is the very essence of life on earth. This earth never intended to become a place of misery and sufferings by the cosmic will but it gradually evolves as a place of divine enjoyment and perfect love. Since earth has been a place of evolution and growth it is the responsibility of each and every individuals to work for it and grow further.
The divine order to be accomplished by men for the fulfillment of his life could be the one and the only remedy to find permanent solution to all our problems. Dharmic life provides us material as well as spiritual fulfillment. Universe is neither a truth nor a dream but a constant flow. In this world a life of total relinquishment or attachment will not succeed. Wise living demands harmonious integration of both spiritual and material life. It is known as the middle path always recommended by the Vedas and all great masters all around the world. Śrī Tathāta always advised people to follow the middle path for the total success of life.
Training to lead Dharmic life should be given from the childhood onwards. This was the importance of the practice of ‘upanayana’ in the tradition of India. The basic and paramount source of dharma is the Vedas. Vedas do not belonging to any particular religion or nation It is the common heritage of humanity. In ancient days wisdom of Vedas were carried through different channels and many phases of time to the whole world which later became solid basis for different religions , philosophical schools and scientific research throughout the slab. Hence without hesitation, we could say that the common source of human wisdom is Vedas.
All the Great Masters and wise men ever lived on earth tried to impart the resources of Vedas to humanity according to the circumstances and situations in which they have been connected.