Sohum Bhagwati Mira Road Mumbai

"The need of the hour for universal social peace and well-being is flawless relationships." Cooperation offers the possibility for conflicts, which could have a significant influence on current social unrest in the form of damaged relationships, poor communication and all kinds of psychological stress and problems. We firmly believe it opened the path for spirituality, world peace, and mostly for the mankind in the shape of Nath-Yogy. Not only emancipation but also freedom, calm and peaceful life; Nath-Yoga is the elixir to solve all human difficulties by a right consolidation of few practices, therefore vesting one in a condition of ultimate compassion. Gradually developing with service, workmanship, and great seeker group committed to world interest, the Sohum Bhagwati and Sohum Mandal family seeks to become the base for the change and metamorphosis of the future and present generations. Serving in the divine direction of Sadhguru Shri Gyanendranath Maharaj from Gorakshnath Aaipanthi, the Sohum Bhagwati and Sohum Mandal family has successfully completed eighteen years of existence. November 2000 saw Sadhguru Shri Gyanendranath Maharaj launch the Sohum Mandal family. Today this "Family" is running with several projects and publications not only in areas of India like Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Goa but also abroad acting in the benefit of social cause. Sadhguru's inspirational ideas inspired many young people to show them the correct road and develop their potential, therefore enabling their contribution to significantly influence world interest and help many others to work jointly for the well-being of the people. The Sohum Bhagwati and Sohum Mandal family's goal is to contribute broadly by serving society and people. Along with working with dhayn sadhna, yog kriya, pranayam and mantra sadhna, institutionalizing "Sohum Guru-Kul Kendra" and "Siddha Goraksh Nath Temple" will help to create a culture of humanity, kindness, and freedom with sound and healthy state of mind at the revered site of "Ganesh Puri," Bhiwandi, Maharashtra.