Prernamurti Bharti Shriji Blogs

  “A merchant, a thief, and a hidden treasure reveal the truth we often overlook: happiness has always been in our own bag.”  🌼   Why We Keep Searching for Happiness Most people spend their lives chasing happiness—through relationships, achievements, validation, possessions, and distractions. Yet the more we chase it, the more it slips away. Prernamurti Bharti Shriji  reminds us that  happiness  is not something we find in the outside world… but something we awaken within. This simple story reveals why. 💛  The Merchant, the Thief, and the Hidden Bag of Treasure A merchant was once returning home after completing a successful business journey. Along the way, a thief accompanied him, quietly planning to steal the merchant’s earnings. Each night, while the merchant slept peacefully, the thief searched through every item:   every pocket   every bundle   every pouch   He searched thoroughly.   He searched cleverly.   He searc...

In a classroom in India , a 13-year-old learns how her daily routine and seasonal foods can prevent disease. Across the globe, scientists use artificial intelligence to explore patterns related to the body's natural constitution. This is  Ayurveda 2.0—where 5,000-year-old wisdom  meets modern technology, reshaping the future of health.   Ayurveda’s marginalization was not due to irrelevance, but incompatibility with reductionist biomedical frameworks that prioritize isolated variables over systemic balance. At the same time, Ayurveda’s own resistance to standardization limited its global adoption. Ayurveda 2.0 emerges not as a rebuttal to modern medicine—but as a corrective to its blind spots.This does not diminish the role of biomedicine in acute care, trauma, and infectious disease control.   In 2025, a global health shift is quietly unfolding.  Ayurveda , one of the world’s oldest health sciences, is being re-examined through modern technology, global pol...

In ancient Indian spirituality, the Awtaran Diwas (Incarnation Day) of a Saint is not merely a birthday celebration. It is viewed as a divine event — a day when a spiritual force descends to guide humanity back to the path of righteousness, peace, and self-realization . ‘Awtarati iti Awtarah’ On  15th December , as we reflect on the Awtaran Diwas of Prernamurti Shriji , we look beyond the festivities to understand the profound revolution of consciousness She has initiated.  Shriji an epitome of  Seva ,  Her life’s mission transcends mere ritualism; it is a holistic movement aimed at social reform, spiritual awakening, and the preservation of Sanatan Dharma . Here are the core pillars that define the essence of this auspicious day and the teachings of Shriji. 1. Reforming Prisoners: Compassion in Action The foundation of Shriji’s work lies in an unwavering commitment to Hindu Dharma and the promotion of universal compassion. A unique and often overlooked aspect of t...

The day when the sun was eager to have a glimpse and the breeze… yes! Cuddled the small baby feeling itself to be the luckiest one .  The birds were equally mesmerized as other creatures.  That night the star twinkled the most as if it was celebrating the arrival of a celestial being and the moonlight filled the atmosphere with divinity.    Prakriti felt blessed to lap such a Divine Infant . This day was 15th December 1974 , Incarnation of Prernamurti Bharti Shriji . On this day mankind got its beacon of hope, inspiration, spirituality and adherence. Who would not only rule but awaken hearts!  Prernamurti Shriji's Awataran Diwas An Inspiration Incarnation day of Shriji is no ordinary day but the day when the divine chose to walk amidst the laymen, the day to remember that we are picked up by the Supreme to enlighten ourselves to higher self. But how??  Shriji imparts-’ To enlighten yourselves it's essential to perceive God in every living being. First, ...

  🌟   Sabarimala Uncovered: A Beginner’s Guide to the 41-Day Vratam and Lord Ayyappa   Millions of devotees undertake one of India’s most rigorous spiritual journeys every year: the Sabarimala pilgrimage in Kerala . But before they step onto the sacred hill path, they commit themselves to a  41-day Vratam —a vow of discipline, purity, and deep inner transformation.   If you’ve heard about the pilgrimage but never understood the strict rules, the powerful story of Lord Ayyappa, or the meaning of the sacred items carried by devotees, this guide is for you.   Part I: The Unique Story of Lord Ayyappa The heart of the pilgrimage is  Lord Ayyappa , whose origin story is unlike any other in Hindu tradition . The Divine Mission Trouble began when a powerful demoness,  Mahishi , terrorized the world under a magical boon: she could only be defeated by a child born from  Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu . Because both are male, she believed she was invinci...