Rajrajeshwar Dham
Headquarters of Life Mission Life Mission has set up its Headquarters near Jakhan
village along the National Highway #8 in Limbdi Taluka, Surendranagar
District, and Gujarat, India. The headquarter is built on a hundred acre
piece of land, the initial acreage donated by the people of Jakhan
Village. Preparatory work on the facility was commenced in 1997 by way
of tree plantation, site preparation, laying of essential physical
infrastructure, etc. Swami Rajarshi Muni, assisted by two of his
initiated devotees, performed the soil breaking ceremonies at the site
on Thursday, 3rd December 1998, a day of special auspiciousness in the
Indian spiritual calendar as Dattatraya Purnima. Foundation stone laying
ceremonies in respect of Divyayatan, the spiritual center, and the
administrative building and hospital were conducted with due solemnity
on the Indian spring festival 22nd. January 1999, the day of the Spring
Solstice. The foundation stones for the spiritual center were laid by
the three Saints, Swami Rajarshi Muniji, Swami Ishwaranandgiriji of
Samvit Sadhanayan, Sant Sarovar, Mount Abu and Swami Sampoornanandji of
Wadhwan; those for the administrative building and hospital by the
Thakore Saheb of Limbdi and Shri Kiritsinh Rana, then a Minister in the
State Government. The Rajrajeshwardham complex will house the physical
infrastructure to conduct programs and activities consistent with its
mission and aims and objects. It is the Mission’s International
Headquarters and the Headquarter Office of the future Community
Development Project. Thus, it will serve as the administrative hub for a
wide spectrum of activities devoted to social service, and is planned to
house the following institutions and services: [
Photogallery ] Divyayatan Spiritual Center; All Faiths Prayer Hall; Lakulish Institute Of Yoga; English Medium Higher Secondary and Sanskrit
Schools; Fine Arts Center for Classical Indian Music and
Dance; Hospital; Center for Ayurved; Center for Vedic Education; Center For Research In Yoga, Ayurved and Indian
Philosophy; Yagnashala; Snan Kund; Gowshala; Sadhana Rooms; Book Stalls; Exhibition Hall and Yoga Archives; Administration Buildings; Students Hostels; Visitor Accommodation; Dormitories; Vanaprastha Hostel/Rooms/Cottages; Residential Accommodation For Saints and Staff;
Sadhana Cottages; Travelers’ Cafeteria, Kitchens and Dining Rooms;
Children’s Playgrounds; Gardens and Playgrounds; Parking. The plans and drawings for Rajrajeshwardham have been
prepared by internationally known and Delhi-based architect Man Singh
Rana, honored by conferment of membership of the Lutyens Trust, U.K..
Innumerable people are contributing in every possible way, including
funds and services, towards realization of the full vision of
Rajrajeshwardham. Donations are welcome. Life Mission is registered
under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 1976, and is lawfully
eligible to accept foreign donations for its activities. Donations enjoy
benefits under Section 80 G (5) of the Income Tax Act and, those for the
Hospital, under Section 35 A C of the Income Tax Act. Life Mission
appeals to all those interested in Indian culture and cultural values to
donate generously towards the further development of Rajrajeshwardham at
Jakhan. A/C Payee cheques/ Demand drafts may be drawn in favor of Life
Mission and delivered at or sent to the Rajrajeshwardham offices of the
Mission at the address provided on this website. All donations received
will be acknowledged and receipts duly issued. There are 68 Major pilgrimage centers in India and
the planners of Rajrajeshwardham foresee that this will become the next
great pilgrimage center of India. You too can become a part of this
vision and of the campaign for cultural resurgence by choosing to engage
in whatever way you find convenient and meaningful in the work of the
Mission. The completed complex was commissioned in January
2007 with the conclusion of Pran Prathishta (consecration) ceremonies
conducted over a five-day festival from 24th to 28th of January 2007.
The festival also marked the Spiritual Head’s Diamond Jubilee and the
tenth anniversary of Life Mission. His holiness the Spiritual Head
resumed secluded sadhana at Rajrajeshwardham from 19th February 2007.
(Read Events and Announcements). “The highest goal of
life can be attained only when human effort and divine grace
combine. Before gaining anything, its price has to be paid.
Before achieving liberation, it is necessary to work for the
public weal so as to pay off the debt owed to the people”.
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