Prajnana Mission

Shri Guru Mandir at Hariharananda Gurukulam, Balighai
SBI donates Ambulance to Prajnana Mission
Kriya Yoga Programme in New Delhi
Inaguration of Super Speciality Hospital at Jagatpur, Cuttack by Jagatguru Sankaracharya
21st Foundation Day Celebrations of Prajnana Mission, Jagatpur Ashram
Guru Pujan Samaroh at Hariharananda Balashram, Arua
Fire Relief Work

Paramahamsa Hariharananda

Nectar Drops

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Every thought or word is a seed, which you are storing in your life as karma. This remains with you to five a result in the future.

---Paramahamsa Hariharananda

Daily Reflections

Clothes are important to us. On special occasions people wear new and colorful clothes, as a symbol of festivity. Some spiritually orientated people think they should wear white cloths because �white� symbolizes purity calmness and peace. Monks in india wear ochre-colored cloth. �Ochre� symbolizes fire, which burns everything. Monks vow to be free from body consciousness, the ochre robs they wear reinforce that vow. There is no true �spiritual� color for our clothing. The real color of our spirituality is expressed through our character, which reveals the nature of our mind and inner transformation. Through mediation or any other spiritual practice, changes in our inner life become visible, and the �true color of our clothing � can be seen.

---Paramahamsa Prajnanananda

Paramahamsa Prajnanananda

Recent Updates

Volunteering Opportunities

Volunteering Opportunities for transcription of talks on Bhagavad Gita of Sri Guruji in Odia language. For details write to contact@prajnanamission.org

Forthcoming Programme

Announcement for Sixth Balashram Trek

Sixth Balashram Trek to raise funds for Hariharananda Balashram will take place in the Rift Valley of Tanzania from Sun 21st October to Sat 27th Oct 2018.The trek is being organised by Charity Challenge who have a lot of experience organising treks of this type. The fundraising aspect of the trek is being coordinated by Kriya Yoga UK, to raise monies for Balashram, the residential school for disadvantaged children of Orissa, India. The school now provides for 477 children whose welfare and lives have been greatly supported by the donations generated by these treks in previous years.
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