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Our Divine Inspirer – Guruhari Pappaji Maharaj

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Who We Are

Shree Gunatit Jyot a Spiritual Center for spiritual development and advancement of women was established on 1st June, 1965 at Vallabh Vidyanagar (India) which is endowed with religious and cultural heritage of Lord Swaminarayan as amplified and accomplished by later exponents of HIS philosophy.

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Our Vision

Empowered women living with dignity and contributing in handling responsibilities equitably – spiritual, physical, mental, social and economic.

Evolution of a society where children are given full opportunities for growth and development holistically.

Key Teachings

Teachings gifted by Yogiji Maharaj forming the foundation of principles of samp, suhradbhav ané ekta.

Ten spiritual injunctions by Pappaji Maharaj inspiring aspirants to live spiritually happy and peaceful lives.

Teachings by Pappaji Maharaj emphasising the importance of mahatmya-yukt seva whilst maintaining spiritual equanimity and nirdosh-buddhi.

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What is more important, material objects such as phones and toys or the people around you? If you had to choose one to have with you (objects or family) for the rest of your life, which one would it be?

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Pappaji taught that you should never think negativity of others no matter how much you dislike them or no matter how bad they are.

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“A friend is he who is harsh to you if it brings greater good and in return, he who does not sulk or feel hurt by the actions of his friend is a true friend.”

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“A true sadhu or devotee always has the Lord foremost in their Mind and Heart. So, one who serves a true sadhu or devotee is really serving the Lord himself.”

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It is when the Enlightened Sadhu splashes him in the ocean of wisdom and cleanses him of this world’s mess that he enjoys the happiness of God.

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“Always have faith in the words of the Great. A determined person reaches his goals early. In daily life and for salvation, courage is required, then only does God help us.”

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“Remember that only wealth which is spent in the service of God, His Sadhu and the needy is worthwhile. Our good deeds alone accompany us after death and nothing else will join us.”

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“No matter what harship befalls us in our lives, we should always think positive. We do not know the hidden blessings which have been bestowed. But with patience and perserverence, we may be graced to see the outcome of them.”

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“Freedom from the cycle of births and deaths is true salvation. Without a sun-like true Guru our ignorance is never driven away.”