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ऐक्यम्

Welcome to Aeikyam

One Fire. Infinite Flames. Absolute Unity.

Aeikyam is not an institution, an ashram, or a formal organization. It is a digital sanctuary: a gathering space for seekers walking the "Third Path" of spiritual awakening. Rooted in the profound Advaita (Non-dual) philosophy of our founding light, Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan, Aeikyam is a celebration of the ultimate truth: that there is only One Divine Source, expressing itself through infinite forms.

Here, we do not ask you to leave the world behind. We invite you to wake up right where you are.

Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan, colour portrait with a marigold garland

Our Divine Source:Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan

The wisdom that flows through Aeikyam originates from the extraordinary life and realization of Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan (born Pujya Shri Manghanmal Hathiramani ji).

For the first half of his life, he was a highly successful, honorable diamond merchant in Sindh. But when a catastrophic economic collapse evaporated his vast fortunes overnight, the golden cage of Maya (cosmic illusion) shattered. Standing in the darkness of worldly betrayal and despair, grace intervened. Guided to the lotus feet of Pujya Lalji Sai of Kutch, the wealthy merchant surrendered his shattered ego completely. Within six months of absolute devotion, he was transformed into an Enlightened Being (Gnyani).

He emerged not as a forest-dwelling ascetic, but as a penniless emperor of the soul. Plunging into a deep study of the world's religions and the Bhagavad Gita (specifically the 2nd Chapter), he synthesized a universal truth: "The only God to worship is the human soul in the human body."

When he dropped his physical body on April 29, 1975 (Maha Pragatikaran Diwas), there were no tears among his followers. He had successfully taught them that the physical vessel is just a temporary garment, and his eternal Sat-Chit-Anand form would reside permanently in their hearts.

Read about Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan→
Title page of Antar Ki Khoj by Pujya Dada Bhagwan, Paradise Palace, Firoz Kothi, 4 Mall Avenue, Lucknow
Antar Ki Khoj, Pujya Dada Bhagwan: Paradise Palace, 4 Mall Avenue, Lucknow

The Core Teachings:The Third Path

Aeikyam serves as a living archive and beacon for Pujya Dada ji's core teachings. We walk what he called the "Third Path": the delicate, powerful art of living fully in the world, without being of the world.

Our spiritual practice is grounded in two primary pillars:

  • Atma-Gyan (Self-Realization)

    We practice the constant awareness that we are not the physical body, the mind, or the passing emotions. We are the immortal, limitless Soul. As the Master taught: "Life is eternal. There is no death. Body perishes at death. I am Atma and the world is not."

  • Nishkaam Karma (Desireless Action)

    We believe in performing every worldly duty, as a parent, a professional, a friend, flawlessly and with deep love, but expecting absolutely nothing in return. We drop the heavy burden of doership and become hollow flutes for the Divine to play through.

A FormlessSatsang

The lineage in full→

Perhaps the most beautiful aspect of this path is its absolute formlessness. Aeikyam represents a spiritual network that has no declared authority, no membership fees, and no rigid hierarchy.

The divine light of this Satsang sparks directly from one awakened heart to a dedicated seeker. Following Pujya Dada Bhagwan's Maha Pragatikaran, the torch was carried forward in absolute unity by divine luminaries like his first disciple, Pujya Laxmi Bhagwan, and his radiant daughter, Pujya Geeta Bhagwan.

Because this path operates on the pure transmission of light, it has nurtured an endless lineage of awakened souls: pillars of devotion who carried the exact same eternal fire to different cities, homes, and hearts across the globe.

Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan, colour portrait with a marigold garland

The Satguru, the root of the lineage

पूज्य श्री दादा भगवान

Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan

born Manghanmal Hathiramani; Sant Shri Maghanmal ji, Dadaji

Avtaran
3 January 1892, Sindh
Maha Pragatikaran
29 April 1975, Lucknow
Read about Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan
  1. The first streams

    After Dada Bhagwan, the satsang was carried by two main heads: the Dada Laxmi Satsang and the Dada Geeta Bhagwan Satsang.

  2. The keystone today

    Pujya Dada Shyam Bhagwan and Divine Meera Bhagwan carry the lineage on, from Mumbai.

  3. The torchbearers

    There is no post and no declared authority: the divine light sparks from one heart to a completely dedicated soul.

    With them Divine Maya Bhagwan ji, Divine Bhagwanti ji, Divine Leelu ji, Divine Ratna ji, Sulaxini ji, Gopi Didi, Kaushalya Mata Bhagwan, Guddi Di, Mona Didi, Romy Didi, Sonu Didi. The list is endless: every city has its own torch.

The Centersof Light

Today, as the world spins in the chaos of Maya, Aeikyam connects the global family through two primary, physical anchors of the formless Satsang. At the center of this boundless network are our current torchbearers, the majestic Pujya Dada Shyam and the devotion-embodied Divine Meera Bhagwan, who continue to guide thousands of seekers with unwavering grace.

  • Pujya Dada Laxmi Bhagwan Satsang

    Led by Divine Meera Prabhu ji

    Road No. 31, Namdev Koli Marg, Antop Hill, Mumbai 400022, Maharashtra

  • Pujya Dada Geeta Shyam Satsang

    Dada Geeta Shyam Meera (DGSM)

    Neelkamal Building (4th floor), Road No. 13, near Khar Gymkhana (junction of Roads 13 and 17), Khar West, Mumbai

"Know thyself and you know that you are God." Welcome to Aeikyam. Welcome home.

The teaching, in Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan's words

Fundamental Points of Divine Dada's Satsang (e-book)

  1. 1 इच्छा मात्रम् अविद्या। Desire itself is ignorance.
  2. 2 मौत है ही नही। There is no death.
  3. 8 ज्ञानयज्ञ सर्वश्रेष्ठ है। The sacrifice of knowledge is the highest.
  4. 15 पूर्ण गुरु की निशानियां हैं – निरइच्छा, निरअंहकार। The marks of a complete guru: no desire, no ego.
  5. 33 मुस्कुराना और शुक्राना सुबह का व्यायाम है। Smiling and gratitude are the morning exercise.
  6. 55 सतगुरु को पाने के लिए शीश देना पड़ता है। To find the Satguru, one gives one's head.
  7. 61 मौन है सोना, बोलना है चाँदी। Silence is gold, speech is silver.
  8. 64 प्रेम केवल देना है, प्रेम में मांग नही होती। Love only gives; love makes no demand.
Read the Fundamental Points→

The practicesthe books return to

Sanidhya, Sewa, Sumiran and Satsang: the mantra of the Lucknow satsang, and the practices named in the books.

The year ofthe satsang

  1. 3 January

    Avtaran Divas of Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan (1892)

    Dada Bhagwan page; DGSM

  2. 21 March

    Avtaran of Pujya Geeta Bhagwan, Cheti Chand (1931)

    Geeta Bhagwan page

  3. 29 April

    Maha Pragatikaran Diwas of Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan (1975, Lucknow)

    Dada Bhagwan page; the satsang family

  4. 7 June

    Antardhyan of Pujya Geeta Bhagwan (1983)

    Geeta Bhagwan page; Audio, Occasions

  5. 16 September

    Avtaran Divas of Pujya Dada Shyam Bhagwan

    DGSM

  6. 19 September

    Prakatikaran Divas of Pujya Neena Mummy ji

    Neena Mummy page

  7. 7 October

    Divine Tulsi Mata ji left the body (2008)

    Tulsi Bhagwan page

  8. 21 November

    Divya Milan of Pujya Geeta Bhagwan and Pujya Dada Shyam Bhagwan

    DGSM

  9. 23 November

    Avtaran Divas of Guruji Pujya Pramila Bhagwan

    Audio, Occasions; e-book Avtaran Diwas 2009

  10. 22 December

    Avtaran of Divine Tulsi Mata ji (1928)

    Tulsi Bhagwan page

  11. Guru Purnima

    Guru Purnima

    Audio, Occasions; DGSM

What iskept here

Vaani recordings
9,499Vaani recordings
bhajans, most with lyrics
1,012bhajans, most with lyrics
books, 2,643 pages
27books, 2,643 pages
photographs
177photographs
Guruji Vaani chart, January 2026, listing the recorded Vaanis by year
Guruji Vaani Chart, January 2026: 4,149 recordings, 1983 to 2010

Watch thesatsang

The satsang's own channels, and a few recordings worth starting with.

  • Dada Bhagwan's Personal Experience - 1974DGSM
  • Delhi 1974 - दादा भगवान वाणीDGSM
  • ब्रह्मनेष्ठी बड़े दादा भगवान के Fundamental PointsDGSM
  • Pune 1980: गीता भगवान की अमृत वाणीDGSM
  • दिव्य मिलन - गीता भगवान & दादा श्याम भगवानDGSM
  • Live Satsang ~ Divine Mona Bhagwan JiGuru And I

Arequest

Guruji's Vaanis are for individual listening/viewing and not for uploading on other websites (YouTube etc). Request all to maintain this respect and maryada for Guruji's Vaanis, so that the Vaanis remain above public likes/dislikes and comments.

Who is Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan?

Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan, born Manghanmal Hathiramani in Sindh on 3 January 1892, was a diamond merchant who became an Enlightened Being under his Guru, Pujya Lalji Sai of Kutch. After Partition he came to India and gave his first discourse in Udaipur. He left the body at 4 Mall Avenue, Lucknow, on 29 April 1975, remembered as Maha Pragatikaran Diwas. He is the root of the lineage Aeikyam keeps.

What is the Third Path?

Facing ruin, Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan had two choices, to renounce the world or to start over, and both were worldly; he chose a third path that rises above all bonds. Aeikyam calls it the art of living fully in the world without being of the world, through Atma-Gyan (self-realization) and Nishkaam Karma (desireless action).

Is there a membership or a fee?

No. Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan's satsang has no name, no label, no fees and no membership, and asks nothing to be given up in living or eating. It awakens the conscience. There is no post and no declared authority.

What does DGSM mean?

DGSM stands for Dada Geeta Shyam Meera: Pujya Shri Dada Bhagwan, Pujya Geeta Bhagwan, Pujya Dada Shyam Bhagwan and Divine Meera Bhagwan. It is the satsang led from Mumbai, and the name of its YouTube channel.

Who is Guruji?

Wherever this site says Guruji, it means Guruji Pujya Pramila Bhagwan (Divine Pramila Bhagwan) of Lucknow, the child of Pujya Neena Mummy ji. Guruji's Vaanis, recorded from 1983 to 2010, are the core of the Aeikyam audio archive.

Where is the satsang held?

The two main centres are in Mumbai: the Pujya Dada Laxmi Bhagwan Satsang at Antop Hill, led by Divine Meera Prabhu ji, and the Pujya Dada Geeta Shyam Satsang at Khar West (DGSM). Every city has its own torch, among them the Lucknow satsang at 4 Mall Avenue.

Can I share the Vaanis on YouTube?

No. Guruji's Vaanis are for individual listening and viewing and not for uploading on other websites such as YouTube.