Recognising the longing of his disciples to be with him and have darshan and satsang on Gurupurnima, Vishwaguruji gave Gurupurnima satsang in India at Om Ashram in Jadan and in Europe at Mahaprabhudip Ashram in Strilky, Czechia. Love and devotion have no language, nationality or gender, pure bhakti is always the same and divine.

Guru Purnima is a festival dedicated to the glory of Guru, the teacher, a day when disciples come for darshan (visual presence) to their Guru. For spiritual aspirants it is the most important festival of the year, when they should be with their master, either physically or mentally. On that day, spiritual aspirants offer fruits of their sadhana to their Guru and also begin a “new year” of their spiritual life with a new spiritual sankalpa (resolve) with the blessings of Guru. Guru Purnima is the day when the first ray of light came to planet Earth, and it is also the birthday of Maharishi Sri Ved Vyasa who wrote down Vedas, composed 18 Puranas, Mahabharata and Srimad Bhagavatam.

Om Ashram, Jadan, India

Mahaprabhudip ashram, Strilky, Czechia, Europe