| Paramhansa Swami Nirvikalpanand |
| Swami Nirvikalpanand was born in Gurukul premises of Vrindavan, Mathura (Lord Krishna’s birth place) district of Utter Pradesh state on 30th June 1939. His Grandfather gave him a name Yogendra (supreme among the Yogis). This name showed its effect in his early childhood years when he was tempted by the Himalayas at early tender age of 9. Occasionally he was found meditating in an isolated nearby forest. At the very young age of 21 he started bare footed to the Himalayas. Wandering in the Himalayas he got chances to meet and spend time with various enlightened yogis. There he learned the great secret knowledge of kriya yoga from an enlightened Kriya Yoga Master (Paramhansa Swami Sachchitanand) but he was restricted to share this knowledge with anyone by this kriya yoga Master. The master then graced him with his words that he will meet his Guru in the world in different form one day and asked |
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| him to go back for now. After coming back home from the Himalayas Yogendra ( Swami Nirvikalpanand ) started performing constant sadhnas in a nearby isolated but charged temple in the forest called Mahavidya temple at Mathura. He performed Mahavidya Baglamukhi sadhna there for 3 consecutive times for 40 days each with a resolution to have face to face darshan of the deity. At very last day of his third time 40 days sadhna he received the direct blessings from the deity Baglamukhi with her divine presence. But it was not the end there; the words from that Himalayan Kriya Yogi that he will meet his Guru in the world were always striking in his mind to make his search constant for his spiritual Guru. And that search ended after meeting with Paramhansa Swami Nikhileshwaranand. |
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| Once meeting with his Spiritual Guru, Yogendra (Swami Nirvikalpanand) resigned from all his family and professional responsibilities and dedicated himself fully to his beloved Guru in his spiritual mission. |
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| The journey to assist and serve his Master lasts for 16 years up to year 1994, when his Guru ordered and allowed him to empower the world with secret Himalayan knowledge of Kriya Yoga. Swami Nirvikalpanand immediately had taken the resolution to guide the mankind towards the state of ‘Nirvikalp Samadhi’ through this practical approach of kriya yoga. |
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| Apart from a Siddha Kriya Yogi and a Spiritual Master Swami Nirvikalpanand was also a great speaker, writer and a poet. He was highly qualified academically. Satguru Nirvikalpanand had taken Mahasamadhi (released himself from his mortal body) on 6th April 2002, which he already forecast one year before to his disciples. |
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| SatGuru Sri Akhilanand Ji |
| Paramhansa Swami Nirvikalpanand entrusted all his spiritual inheritance to Sri Akhilanand ji few months before taking his Mahasamadhi. Through an exceptional potent spiritual act (vishist shaktipat kriya) Swami Nirvikalpanand propagated his subtle divine form in to the body of Sri Akhilanand ji. Since many years Sri Akhilanand ji was under preparation to go through this divine act. He had been trained by Swami Nirvikalpanand ji since his early age. He performed various sadhnas under direct guidance of Swami Nirvikalpanand taking Him as his Spiritual Guru. He had a natural love towards deity Mahakali in his early childhood. Possessed by the same feelings he asked Swami Nirvikalpanand the Mahakali mantra. Swamiji casually gave him the same to please the little boy. But the young boy had some other plan in his mind, he took a challenge to realise the deity at the young age of 5 and gone through a hard |
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| penance to experience the same. |
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| This process of his penance went on for 11 days as no one could realise what actually this child is having in his mind. In just 11 days this little boy temperament was totally changed as he used to speak and act in gestures like a powerful personality for whom nothing is difficult or impossible. Swami Nirvikalpanand noticed the changes in his behaviour that this little child is not able to sustain the energy received through his sadhna. He promptly stopped him continuing the sadhna further as it could have an adverse effect to the child’s mind. |
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| Gradually with the growing age Swamiji first trained him in hatha yoga and asanas. Then Sri Akhilanand ji was given the Kriya Yoga initiation by Swami Nirvikalpand at an adolescent age and the process of spiritual transformation started there on. He had been delivered distinctive and divine initiations by his Spiritual Master. He earned both love and knowledge from his Guru. |
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| Highly qualified academically Sri Akhilanand ji is actually very simple and profound. At very young age of 26 SatGuru Akhilanand ji was given responsibility to guide the mission in India and overseas. He propagated the rare available knowledge of Himalayan based siddhashram kriya yoga to the various countries of the globe. |
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| Within a tradition of Master-disciple (Guru-shishya parampara) relationship SatGuru Sri Akhilanand ji personally deliver the knowledge of kriya yoga to the true aspirants for their complete spiritual transformation and self realisation. |
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| In Satguru Akhilanand ji’s words:- |
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| Life is not that least valuable thing to be endured & lost. Life is offered to be lived it meaningfully, with totality & to attain liberation together with material success. It’s not for those who run away from the world. I don’t make monks; I rather make daring, competent & inimitable personalities because this world needs you. I wish to make total transformation and not escape from the world. If you are willing to be completely transformed, then come. I am standing with my arms open for you to your expectation. |
