About Guruji
Siddha Guru Atmananda Ji
Siddha Guru Atmananda Ji, is a self-realized master belonging to the supramental lineage, a lineage known for awakening humanity for over a millennium.
The Supramental lineage was conceived by the Siddhas of the ancient hierarchy. The lineage largely consists of Masters from The Blue Mountain (The Nilgiris), and the Masters of the White Lotus Clan. Supramental masters help channelize the flow of the Supreme Cosmic Light (Parajyothi) to any seeker working toward conscious growth and spiritual evolution.
The supreme cosmic light is the highest form of consciousness that naturally awakens the inner potential of the individual from the very first initiation. The ‘being’ of the individual is
awakened instantaneous by synchronising the heart and mind. If the heart and mind are not in-tune with each other, conflicts are natural. This alignment brings natural order and
higher perspective in everything that one does. Difficulties, confusions, and problems will move away from a person who is aligned.
From time immemorial the mission of all Supramental masters has been to awaken individuals from all walks of life and offer them a glimpse into one’s true nature, a profound spiritual truth that encapsulates the soul’s innermost experience, the Atma.
Siddha Guru Atmananda Ji’s approach to life is holistic i.e. Integrating the mind, body, and spirit into a harmonious whole. His methods extend beyond traditional meditation practices and include neurocognitive techniques, aiming to enhance the physical brain’s capacity alongside mental and spiritual growth.
Guruji conducts supramental meditations and self-healing programs to initiate individuals and impart the wisdom of applied spirituality with Neurocognitive Srividya sadhanas, Dynamic resonance meditations, and Dynamic cosmic meditations, all described as the Himalayan way of clearing the chaos in one’s life.
These methods are known to be significantly faster and have a profound impact on an individual’s life. The impact of supramental meditations and Neurocognitive Srividhya is that it shifts the individual into a higher perspective of life, creates new opportunities, and helps the individual experience the innermost reality of one’s self and also feel in control of one’s life and situations.
This unique and powerful blend of ancient wisdom and modern science attracted a wide array of seekers, from those looking for spiritual enlightenment to individuals seeking to improve their cognitive functions and overall well-being.
Early Life and Enlightenment
Kavuri Sai Siva Prakash (Guruji) was born in the city of Hyderabad in 1980, to Sri K. Ramachandra Moorty and Smt. K. Rajalakshmi. His childhood was marked by an unusual entanglement and innate pull towards the spiritual realm.
Around the age of seven, while playing with friends near a pond in his father’s village, he fell into the pond and started drowning. An unknown woman appeared and rescued him from drowning. She then recouped him, took him to a nearby hut, and placed him in her lap. She then whispered in his ear that she would give him “something,” and the young boy lost consciousness.
Thereafter, she took the boy to his house and introduced herself as “Yellamma,” and narrated what had happened. On hearing what had happened, his parents were overwhelmed and immediately took him into their arms with tears of joy. The incident was looked at as close call with death.
While these events were unfolding at home, the woman disappeared without anyone’s notice. Later, when his parents went near the pond to give her some gifts and express their gratitude for saving the boy, the locals asserted that nobody by the name Yellamma lived near the pond, except for the goddess of the nearby temple.
The boy’s parents were dumbfounded and believed that Goddess Yellamma had indeed saved me. At that time, no one realized the depth of the mystical experience. also, everyone forgot about the incident as time passed by.
After several years, at around the age of 19 or 20, while Guruji was in deep meditation, a lady appeared before him in meditation. When he asked her who she was, she smiled, and at once the childhood incident came to his mind, shattering him completely.
Instantly, self-realization happened, and this became a huge turning point in his life. A profound sense of clarity and overwhelm dawned upon him when he realized the mystical reverence of the childhood event near the pond.
When the boy lost consciousness, he was being initiated and coded with memories of his antecedence and purpose of his birth, only to be unfolded schematically when the time was right.
In this life, Guruji did not train under a Physical Guru, like a Guru and Disciple. Soon after his realization, a Himalayan yogi appeared before him and initiated him into many other forms of wisdom. Guruji says that, “This Himalayan yogi was the one who made him aware of his childhood experience.”
When Guruji asked his name, the yogi replied, “Do you need the truth or the matter?” After that, Guruji never asked his name. The nameless Himalayan yogi sent Guruji to several other gurus and teachers to learn different methods and techniques, including Sri Vidya. Guruji often says, “The mysterious Himalayan master and the other masters of the Supramental hierarchy visit me and guide me when required or called upon.”
Life before the Start
Despite his deep spiritual inclinations, Guruji initially embarked on a more conventional path, pursuing a degree in Ayurveda on the behest of his parents and Guru. This period of his life was characterized as a tussle between fulfilling family expectations and heeding the call of his spiritual destiny.
This life was another major chapter in Guruji’s life where he experienced life as a game of perspectives. From the responsibilities of being a son, a disciple and a working professional, life taught him the true value of all the spiritual lessons bestowed upon him by the Himalayan Masters. These few years enriched him with the experience of applied Spirituality in life situations, and the balance of both worlds. Guruji says, “These life lessons made me learn deeper meanings of many spiritual aspects that are taught by life.”
In the year 2006, Guruji decided to leave the medical profession and start his journey in the service of humanity.
Mission and Vision
Siddha Guru Atmananda ji embarked on a mission to awaken spiritual seekers and Growth oriented individuals, guiding them towards the realization of their Higher Self through Supramental Meditation.
His teachings, though rooted in ancient wisdom, were uniquely adapted to address the challenges and needs of contemporary seekers. This innovative blend of ancient wisdom and modern science attracted a wide array of seekers, from those looking for spiritual enlightenment, to individuals seeking to improve their cognitive functions and overall well- being.
A significant part of his mission involves rural development, where he initiated many projects aimed at uplifting rural communities. These initiatives not only focus on spiritual awakening but also strive to improve the quality of life for those in less developed areas. Through these efforts, Guruji addresses various facets of rural development, including education, healthcare, sustainable agriculture, and clean water access. Guruji’s approach to social work is holistic, recognizing that spiritual growth and social progress are interconnected.
By empowering rural communities, Guruji ensures that the benefits of spiritual enlightenment and practical worldly improvements go hand in hand. Guruji’s dedication to social service mirrors his broader vision of a world where spiritual awakening and societal well-being are seamlessly integrated, fostering environments where individuals can thrive both spiritually and materially.
This commitment to rural development and social welfare is a fully volunteer-run activity growing every year. As we reflect on the profound impact of Guruji’s work, we extend our invitation to you to Join our community of seekers, volunteers, and Lightworkers. Engage in a journey of personal growth while contributing to the upliftment of the world around you.