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On 26 April 2026, a momentous and spiritually significant event took place within the global Yoga in Daily Life community. Pujya Swami Avatar Puri Ji Maharaj, the successor of Vishwaguruji, was bestowed with the highly revered title of Mahamandaleshwar of the Panchayati Mahanirvani Akhara.

Living Yoga: unity, truth and consciousness

The Yoga in Daily Life community was deeply honoured and joyfully surprised by the recent short visit of Pujya Swami Avatar Puriji Maharaj to Europe.

A global Yoga in Daily Life Gathering and sacred Ashram Tour with Swami Avatar Puriji

Hundreds of devotees of Yoga in Daily Life gathered at OM Ashram to celebrate the auspicious festival of Mahashivaratri, honouring the divine presence of God Shiva in human form as Sri Vishwaguruji.

Swami Avatar Puri Ji’s Tour of Fiji, New Zealand & Australia

The recent international tour of Pujya Maharaj Swami Avatar Puri Ji through Fiji, New Zealand and Australia was a deeply uplifting spiritual journey – a living expression of satsang, devotion, yoga and guru kripa.

Tapasya is a profound spiritual principle rooted in the ancient yogic and Vedic traditions. Often translated as austerity, self-discipline, or sacred effort, tapasya refers to the conscious endurance of physical and mental challenges, undertaken to purify the body, strengthen the mind and awaken spiritual power. It is an inward journey of mastery, restraint and unwavering resolve.

Inner Orientation and Responsible Clarity in Challenging Times

In times of external uncertainty and inner unrest, the Yoga tradition has always invited practitioners to return to primary principles – not as abstract philosophy, but as living inner guidance. Within the system of Yoga in Daily Life®, founded and authored by Vishwaguruji Paramhans Swami Maheshwarananda, two fundamental teachings provide particular stability and orientation: the arishadvargas and the antahkarana.

Maha Shivaratri is one of the most sacred nights in the spiritual calendar, dedicated to Lord Shiva – the eternal, self-manifested consciousness.

Raja Yoga, often referred to as the "Royal Path", is one of the four principal paths of yoga, alongside Gyana, Bhakti and Karma Yoga. The term Raja in Sanskrit means "king" or "royal".

We are happy to present the major Indian Spiritual Festivals and the Holy Days of the OM Sri Alakhpuriji Siddha Peeth Parampara for the year 2026.

For many years, Vishwaguruji prayed to Sri Deep Narayan Mahaprabhuji, Sri Devpuriji and Divine Mother Chandandeviji, for the opportunity to guide a disciple from early childhood in accordance with Vedic culture, traditions, and the teachings of the Om Sri Alakhpuriji Siddha Peeth Parampara. In 1999, his prayers were answered.