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We are able to
help fulfill Bhagwan
Swaminarayan and
Guruhari Hariprasad
Swamiji’s vision of
Atmiyata.
Ghanshyam Pande
1781 A.D – 1830 A.D.
Sahajanand Swami
Chhappaiya (Dist. Ayodhya,
Uttar Pradesh, India) A.D.
Mulji Sharma
1785 A.D. – 1867 A.D.
Gunatitand Swami
Bhadara (Dist. Jamnagar, Gujarat, India)
Dungar Bhagat
1865 A.D. – 1951 A.D.
Sadhu Yagnapurushdasji
Mahelav (Dist. Kheda, Gujarat, India)
Jinabhai
1892 A.D. – 1971 A.D.
Sadhu Gnanjivandasji
Dhari (Dist. Amreli, Saurashtra, India)
Prabhudasbhai
1934 A.D. – 2021 A.D.
Sadhu Hariprasad
Asoj (Dist. Baroda, Gujarat, India)
Prafulbhai
1945 A.D. – Present
Sadhu Prem Swaroop
Dharmaj (Dist. Baroda, Gujarat, India)
Jagga Swami, born Jagjivan Bhakta in 1827 in Gujarat, India, was a celebrated saint of the Swaminarayan Sampradaya. He was known for his unwavering devotion, asceticism, and spiritual insight.
Krishnaji Ada (1834) was a devout follower of the Swaminarayan Sampradaya and a prominent spiritual seeker known for his profound devotion and service. Born in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat, he was deeply influenced by the teachings of Bhagwan Swaminarayan and the scriptures of the faith. Though not a saint in the formal sense, Krishnaji Ada exemplified the ideals of devotion, humility, and service, inspiring countless others
Bhagatji Maharaj, born Pragji Bhakta in 1829 in Mahuva, Gujarat, is one of the most revered spiritual leaders of the Swaminarayan Sampradaya. Known for his unwavering devotion, humility, and spiritual insight, Bhagatji Maharaj played a pivotal role in shaping the Akshar-Purushottam philosophy and spreading the message of true devotion.
Kakaji was born on 12th June 1918 at Karamsad, a small town in Gujarat. Named Dadubhai, he studied in Nadiad, Nairobi, and Colombo and ultimately graduated from the prestigious London School of Economics. Kakaji was chiefly instrumental for initiating and spreading the divine message of Lord Swaminarayan as per the wish and blessings of Yogiji Maharaj in Africa, UK, USA, Canada, Italy and France.
Babubhai Patel, born in 1916 was the elder brother of Kakaji. With Yogi Bapa’s blessings, Kakaji and Pappaji helped provide a path for women to renounce worldly life and dedicate to God in the Akshar-Purushottam branch of the Swaminarayan sampraday. Pappaji facilitated the creation of a separate establishment for such women called Gunatit Jyot.
Jashbhai Patel – Saheb, born in 1940 is the leader of Anoopam Mission. The Vratdhari Sadhaks of Anoopam Mission live and work within society, but are fully dedicated to God. Yogi Bapa blessed Saheb to be his partner in spiritual work and leader of the youths. Saheb joined Kakaji and Papaji in 1966 and led the Sadhak brothers wing in the Gunatit Samaj.