‘I am one among you. A simple common being’, says Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu but that in fact is His uniqueness. A family person Himself, He connects with us common persons as a ‘friend’ – a friend who loves unconditional, a friend who wants to see us happy. And yet for millions this ‘friend’ for life is a father, a mother – in fact all of these always – He is their Sadguru. He is their guide, who walks the path to show the way.
Rheumatologist of repute Dr. Aniruddha Dhairyadhar Joshi MD (med) also known as Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu states in no uncertain terms that He is not an avataar, not of anybody. He was Aniruddha and Aniruddha He will always be. Shunning miracles as jugglery, He relates to all those who have faith in the divine principles as their server. He has love and nothing but love to give to the world.
His discourses that began way back in 1996, centre around sacred works like the Vishnusahasranaam, the Radhasahasranaam, the Ramraksha, the Shree Saisachcharit but reveal to us, how these relate to life even today, how the principle contained can be implemented, how they strengthen bhakti and how they bring closer to God.
Bhakti and seva (devotional services) are sides of one and the same coin. The various seva projects undertaken by the organization that functions on His inspiration and principles weave in both these values along with the well-being of man as a component of society.
– Sushamveera Sarnaik, Marol While he delivers his discourses, Parampujya Sadguru Aniruddha Bapu asks us to follow certain things. Each of his endeavours for his devotees is for the present and for forming a secure cover for the future. He, who understands this, follows his teachings and tends to be happy. Then an ailment, even if it has erupted all of a sudden, tends to wane away in no time without anyone’s knowledge. I bow
सद्गुरु श्री अनिरुद्धजी ने २४ फरवरी २००५ के पितृवचनम् में ‘क्षीरसागर का मन्थन’ इस बारे में बताया। अगर जो भी इन्सान अपनी जिंदगी में अमृतमंथन करना चाहता है, तो उसे पहली बात आवश्यक यह है कि पहले जान ले, तो पहली चीज़ है – ‘ज्ञानं’। ज्ञान, कौन सा ज्ञान, कौन सा ज्ञान? बड़ा ज्ञान नहीं, ब्रह्म-माया वाला ज्ञान नहीं, तो यही ज्ञान, यही जानना कि मेरे पास, मेरे खुद के
सद्गुरु श्री अनिरुद्धजी ने 3 फरवरी २००५ के पितृवचनम् में ‘सम्मान और स्तुति को पचाना कठिन है’ इस के बारे में बताया। अपमान है ना भाई, अपमान सहन करना, पचाना बहोत आसान बात है। लेकिन मान-रिस्पेक्ट, स्तुति उसे पचाना, उसे सहन करना बहोत कठीन है। अपमान मेरा हो गया, मुझे दुख होता है, लेकिन इससे मेरा कुछ नुकसान नहीं होता। लेकिन जब मुझे मान मिलने लगता है, रिस्पेक्ट मिलने लगता
Hari Om, We are pleased to inform you that today, we have launched a website of our Ham Radio Club – ARCAD – Amateur Radio Club of Aniruddha’s DMVs (Disaster Management Volunteers of Aniruddha’s Academy of Disaster Management) Our Sadguru, Dr. Aniruddha D. Joshi (Sadguru Aniruddha) has stressed the use of Ham Radio and its importance in the event of a disaster. It is his foresight which has shaped our
हरि ॐ, सभी श्रद्धावानों को यह जानकारी देने में बहुत खुशी हो रही है कि आज सुबह ११.०० बजे से अनिरुद्ध भजन म्युझिक ॲप के रेडिओ के माध्यम से तथा नीचे दिए हुए वेबसाईट पर विविध स्तोत्र और मंत्रों का ऑडियो स्वरूप में प्रक्षेपण होने वाला है I नित्य उपासना का समय छोडकर यह प्रक्षेपण आगे आने वाले काल में भी २४ x ७ अखंड शुरू रहेगा इस पर सभी
Hari Om, Every year, during Navratri, a large number of Shraddhavans read the ‘Matruvatsalyavindanam’ granth authored by Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu and perform Parayan as well. Many also read the ‘Matruvatsalya Upanishad’. This year too, for the Ashubhanashini Navratri (Ashwin Navratri) we have made these granthas available in the form of ebooks through various eBook stores viz., Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, Nook eReader, Kobo eReader, Scribd, Vivlio, etc. For the
Hari Om, We are very happy and proud to inform you that our German Shraddhavans have launched a website on Sadguru Aniruddha Bapu in German language. The name of the website itself is very apt – www.journeytoaniruddha.com, as this site describes their journey and experiences as Shraddhavans. ll Hari Om ll Shree Ram ll Ambadnya ll ll Naathsanvidh ll
