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From devotion to divine realisation

Where Bhakti becomes experience and Gyan becomes character.

परमात्म प्रत्यक्षता is a digital spiritual learning platform connecting Shiva remembrance, Bhagavad Gita wisdom, Easy Rajyoga and practical inner transformation for modern life.

18Sacred centres
18Gita chapters
5Forms of the soul
30K+YouTube seekers
Official Parmatam Pratyakshata golden Jyotirlinga artwork
The meaning of our name

From knowing the Divine to living divine awareness.

Parmatam points to the Supreme Soul, the source of peace, purity, love, wisdom and spiritual power. Pratyakshata means direct realisation: truth becoming present, experienced and visible in life.

परमात्म प्रत्यक्षता

When remembrance of the Supreme becomes visible through peaceful thoughts, elevated character, pure relationships and service, spiritual knowledge becomes a lived experience.

LearnExplore the Gita, the 18-Jyotirlinga framework and soul-conscious living.
PractiseBuild a steady Rajyoga routine through guided reflection and meditation.
TransformTurn spiritual understanding into calm choices, courage and purity.
ServeShare elevated vibrations, dignity and compassionate action with the world.
Purpose · Goal · Mission · Vision

A clear spiritual direction for today and tomorrow.

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Our Purpose

To organise profound spiritual wisdom into a clear path from outer devotion to inner experience and practical transformation.

02

Our Goal

To help seekers know the self as a soul, build a loving relationship with the Supreme Soul and bring peace into daily life.

03

Our Mission

To connect 18 Jyotirlingas, 18 Gita chapters, 18 soul conditions, 18 virtues and 18 selected Rajyoga Energy Centres in Madhuban, Abu Raj.

04

Our Vision

To grow an accessible bilingual learning gateway with guided practices, courses, spiritual events, resources and local service circles.

Gyan Sarovar, Madhuban, Abu Raj — one of the three campuses in the 18-centre spiritual framework
The 18-centre spiritual framework

Eighteen doorways to inner transformation.

The framework connects the 18 sacred Jyotirlinga temples with the 18 chapters of the Bhagavad Gita and 18 selected Rajyoga Energy Centres in Madhuban, Abu Raj, where Supreme Soul Shiva carried out the divine tasks connected with the spiritual transformation of human souls and the transformation of the world.

18 Jyotirlingas · Gita · inner virtues

Eighteen sacred forms, one Supreme Light.

Each of the 18 selected Jyotirlingams is uniquely connected with one of the 18 chapters of the Bhagavad Gita, representing distinct divine powers, virtues and spiritual wisdom that can guide humanity in overcoming the many problems, vices, weaknesses, and afflictions of the mind and body experienced in the present time.

A practical inner pathway

The framework guides the seeker from fear, weakness and confusion toward courage, purity, discernment, unity and spiritual power.

Diamond Hall, Shantivan — Somnath energy centre

Somnath

Diamond Hall, Shantivan · from depletion to inner abundance.

Gyan Ratan Stambh, Shantivan — Rameshwar energy centre

Rameshwar

Gyan Ratan Stambh, Shantivan · apply spiritual knowledge in action.

Baba Room, Pandav Bhavan — Mahakaleshwar energy centre

Mahakaleshwar

Baba Room, Pandav Bhavan · move from fear to soul awareness.

Om Shanti Bhavan, Pandav Bhavan — Omkareshwar energy centre

Omkareshwar

Om Shanti Bhavan, Pandav Bhavan · quieten ego and disturbance.

Baba Room, Gyan Sarovar — Trimbakeshwar energy centre

Trimbakeshwar

Baba Room, Gyan Sarovar · awaken clarity and discernment.

Dadi Meeting Hall, Shantivan — Nageshwar energy centre

Nageshwar

Dadi Meeting Hall, Shantivan · transform anger, greed and jealousy.

01 Somnath02 Kedarnath03 Jageshwar04 Badrinath05 Mahakaleshwar06 Grishneshwar07 Omkareshwar08 Rameshwar09 Trimbakeshwar10 Bhimashankar11 Mallikarjuna12 Amarnath13 Pashupatinath14 Baidyanath15 Vishwanath16 Babulnath17 Nageshwar18 Matangeshwar

Yog commentary of the 18 Jyotirlingas

Each Jyotirlinga is a doorway for Rajyoga remembrance. Sit with the name, receive its virtue, and practise the inner change connected with that sacred form.

01 · Shantivan

Somnath

Diamond Hall

Hope, inner dignity and spiritual abundance — from depletion to the living light of the Supreme.

02 · Shantivan

Kedarnath

Baba Room

Freedom from old impressions and inner pressure through soul-conscious remembrance.

03 · Shantivan

Jageshwar

Prakash Stambh

Awakening from delay into focused, timely and elevated action.

04 · Pandav Bhavan

Badrinath

Baba Kutiya

Forgiveness, emotional softness and the power to let go.

05 · Pandav Bhavan

Mahakaleshwar

Baba Room

Fearlessness through awareness of the eternal soul — strength beyond time and fear.

06 · Shantivan

Grishneshwar

Conference Hall

Transforming hatred and jealousy into good wishes and a generous heart.

07 · Pandav Bhavan

Omkareshwar

Om Shanti Bhavan

Peace, humility and freedom from ego — quietening disturbance in the mind.

08 · Shantivan

Rameshwar

Gyan Ratan Stambh

The fire of remembrance transforms inner weakness into applied spiritual knowledge.

09 · Gyan Sarovar

Trimbakeshwar

Baba Room

Clarity, discernment and the awakened inner eye.

10 · Shantivan

Bhimashankar

Tapasya Dham

Loving detachment and spiritual strength born of tapasya.

11 · Pandav Bhavan

Mallikarjuna

Shanti Stambh

Self-sovereignty and mastery over the mind.

12 · Pandav Bhavan

Amarnath

History Hall

Coolness, peace and awareness of the soul’s eternal identity.

13 · Pandav Bhavan

Pashupatinath

Meditation Hall

Self-mastery, disciplined senses and pure living.

14 · Shantivan

Baidyanath

Shakti Stambh

Inner healing, refinement and spiritual power.

15 · Gyan Sarovar

Vishwanath

Harmony Hall

Leadership, harmony and world-benefit consciousness.

16 · Gyan Sarovar

Babulnath

Meditation Hall

Transforming painful sanskars into fragrant virtues.

17 · Shantivan

Nageshwar

Dadi Meeting Hall

Victory over anger, greed, attachment and jealousy.

18 · Shantivan

Matangeshwar

Avyakt Lok

Unity, concentration and world-family consciousness.

Watch · pause · experience

Guided learning from the official channel.

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Mahakal Jyotirlinga, BK Suraj Bhai and Brahma Baba video

महाकाल ज्योतिर्लिंग

A spiritual reflection connecting Mahakal, Brahma Baba and the strength to move beyond fear.

Rajyoga Meditation Day 1 video

Rajyoga Meditation · Day 1

Begin with soul-consciousness, remembrance and a calm foundation for daily practice.

Nageshwar Jyotirlinga meditation video

नागेश्वर ज्योतिर्लिंग मेडिटेशन

A focused Rajyoga practice for transforming anger, greed and jealousy.

Rajyoga · awareness · remembrance

Return to the peaceful self, then carry that peace into life.

Rajyoga is practised through soul-awareness and a loving mental connection with Supreme Soul Shiva. The aim is not to escape responsibilities, but to bring peace, purity, clarity and spiritual strength into thoughts, decisions, relationships and service.

A short spiritual commentary

Pause for a moment. I am a peaceful soul, a living point of light seated behind the eyes. I gently step back from the noise around me. Beyond this physical world is the silent home of souls. In that stillness, I remember Supreme Soul Shiva, the Ocean of Peace, Love, Purity and Power. Rays of divine light settle the mind. Pressure loosens. My intellect becomes clear. I return to this moment with calmness, courage and goodwill for every soul.

Pause · remember · absorb · return

What Rajyoga practice can cultivate

Regular reflective practice creates an inner pause. That pause can help the seeker observe thoughts, respond more calmly and bring spiritual values into everyday action.

CalmnessCreate space between pressure and response.
ClarityObserve thoughts and make steadier decisions.
ResilienceReconnect with inner peace during demanding moments.
RelationshipsPractise respect, patience and soul-conscious vision.

A brief history of the Brahma Kumaris Rajyoga tradition

1936

Hyderabad, Sindh

The spiritual movement began around Dada Lekhraj, later known as Prajapita Brahma Baba.

1940s

Karachi

The community devoted itself to intensive spiritual study, soul-consciousness and meditation.

1950

Abu Raj

The institution moved to Abu Raj (then known as Mount Abu), which developed as its spiritual headquarters and centre for Rajyoga learning.

Continue with official Parmatam Pratyakshata commentaries

Jwalamukhi Yoga meditation commentary from Parmatam Pratyakshata

ज्वालामुखी योग · 30 मिनट

A focused practice for powerful remembrance, inner cleansing and spiritual strength.

Badrinath Jyotirlinga meditation commentary from Parmatam Pratyakshata

बद्रीनाथ ज्योतिर्लिंग मेडिटेशन

A gentle Rajyoga commentary for forgiveness, emotional softness and inner renewal.

Three Madhuban campuses · Abu Raj

18 Rajyoga Energy Centres in Madhuban, Abu Raj.

Aerial view of Diamond Hall, Shantivan
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Rajyoga Energy Centres in

Shantivan

Somnath, Kedarnath, Jageshwar, Grishneshwar, Rameshwar, Bhimashankar, Baidyanath, Nageshwar and Matangeshwar.

Main gate of Pandav Bhavan, Abu Raj
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Rajyoga Energy Centres in

Pandav Bhavan

Badrinath, Mahakaleshwar, Omkareshwar, Mallikarjuna, Amarnath and Pashupatinath.

Gyan Sarovar campus, Abu Raj
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Rajyoga Energy Centres in

Gyan Sarovar

Trimbakeshwar, Vishwanath and Babulnath.

Prajapita Brahma Baba
A life of spiritual service

Prajapita Brahma Baba

Brahma Baba’s life inspires soul-conscious vision, disciplined learning, equality, generosity, punctuality, trusteeship and service. His example reminds us that inner transformation becomes meaningful when it is expressed in how we see and serve others.

See the soul, serve with dignity, and let spiritual understanding become elevated action.

Project service team

Serving the spiritual journey together.

Rajyoga teaching, global coordination, Maharashtra coordination, logistics and community service come together to make spiritual learning clear, accessible and practical.

BK Pushplata Didi

BK Pushplata Didi

Rajyoga Teacher & Global Coordinator
  • Global Coordinator, Parmatam Pratyakshata Project (Brahma Kumaris)
  • Ex President (2 Years), AFWWA (IAF) – Air Force Station, Tezpur
  • Ex President (5 Years), AFWWA (IAF) – Air Force Station, Bihata
BK Jyoti Bhore, State Co-ordinator Maharashtra

BK Jyoti Bhore

State Co-ordinator · Maharashtra
  • Member, Youth Wing, Brahma Kumaris
  • State Co-ordinator, Parmatam Pratyakshata Project, Maharashtra
  • Director, Shiv Sudarshan Farmer Producer Company Limited
BK Dipak Bhore

BK Dipak Bhore

Logistics Head · Maharashtra
  • Member, Political Wing, Brahma Kumaris
  • Member, Business and Industry Wing, Brahma Kumaris
  • Logistics Head, Parmatam Pratyakshata Project, Maharashtra

Together, the team supports guided meditation, 18-Jyotirlinga learning, local coordination and service activities. Meet the complete team →

Yatra · mela · seva

From the project archive.

Recent spiritual gatherings, yatras and service from the project archive. Exact upcoming dates are shared on WhatsApp when a programme is confirmed.

First Parmatam Pratyakshata mela entrance, Delhi
Delhi

1st Mela, Delhi

A large public gathering for spiritual knowledge, stage programmes and community participation.

Pratyakshata Yagya at Somnath Mandir, 2023
2023 · Gujarat

Somnath Yatra

Pilgrimage from Lakshmi Narayan Mandir to Shri Somnath Jyotirlinga, with yagya, samman and collective remembrance.

Parmatam Pratyakshata Shobha Yatra in Agar Malwa villages
Agar Malwa

Agar Malwa Seva

Shiv Mahapuran, Rajyoga in the pandaal, village shobha yatra, jail inmates seva and honouring local sevadhari.

BK Suraj Bhai during Ati Vishisht Gyan Seva
Gyan Seva

Ati Vishisht Gyan Seva

Spiritual dialogue and service with saints, teachers and the wider community, including BK Suraj Bhai.

Begin your practice

Join the free 7-Day Rajyoga Meditation Course.

Send “Omshanti” on WhatsApp to receive the latest group link. The course connects the 18 chapters of the Bhagavad Gita with the deeper spiritual significance of the 18 Jyotirlingas.

7 DaysCourse duration
1 Hour DailyGuided session
8:00 PM–9:00 PM ISTDaily timing