Havan
The sacred fire ritual performed at the ashram.
The ashram
Divya Kunj
A temple without an idol — built for every human being, of any religion, caste, creed, colour or race. Whoever comes with a pure mind and heart connects with Divine Energy instantly.
- 1 Gopuram — entrance
- 2 Dhwajasthambham
- 3 Wahanam
- 4 Maha Mandapam
- 5 Antaralayam
- 6 Mukh Mandapam
- 7 Garbham — the divine base
Guru Poornima · 21 July 2005
How the temple is made
On Guru Poornima, Sri Guruji installed the Gurusthanam and the Deepastambham.
A prism, not an idol
The Shikharam — the cone-shaped roof — is a glass prism that channels Universal Energy into the Garbham.
No metal anywhere
Metals conduct energy and disturb its flow, so the whole structure is teak ballies, bamboo and a thatched roof.
Earth beneath your feet
The floor is plastered with cow dung and mud.
Religious humanism
Built for humans: anyone may come, whatever their faith or background.
Divya Kunj, Nagpur
Glimpses
Inside the sacred space
Garbham
The divine base — where the energy from the prism is gathered.
Gurusthanam
Guruji’s seat, installed on Guru Poornima 2005, with the Deepastambham.