All World Gayatri Pariwar
AWGP's Bengaluru chapter — serving the city through Gayatri Sadhana and selfless seva.
AWGP's Bengaluru chapter — sadhana and selfless seva.
All World Gayatri Pariwar is a global movement for scientific spirituality, founded on the teachings of Yugrishi Pandit Shriram Sharma Acharya. Lovingly revered as Gurudev, he devoted his life to awakening humanity through the timeless wisdom of the Gayatri Mantra and the vision of a new, enlightened era. Here in Bengaluru, we carry that light forward — through sadhana, swadhyay, sanyam and seva.
Whether you are a young professional seeking focus and calm, or a family continuing a lifelong practice — our doors are open. We welcome you.
Read Our StorySacred rites, living practice and shared celebration — the ways we walk forward together.
The foundation of our journey towards individual excellence and social transformation.
FestivalBengaluru Chetna Kendra
Shravani Parva is observed with a Panchkundiya Gayatri Yagya, celebrating the descent of knowledge and reverence toward Nari Shakti. The day carries Rishi and Ved pujan, Hemadri Sankalp, Das Snan, Yagyopaveet, Raksha Bandhan and tree plantation — along with sanskars such as Punsavan, Annaprashan and Janm Divas, each performed with Vedic mantras for families of the pariwar.
FestivalBengaluru Chetna Kendra
The birth of Bhagwan Shri Krishna is celebrated with Vedic mantras — gau pujan, abhishek, naamarchan and tulsi arpan — followed by chhappan bhog and mahaaarti. The evening flows on through bhajans, devotional dance and the Gora Kumhar naatika depicting Krishna's Vitthal swaroop, closing with the Shanti Path.
FestivalGayatri Chetna Kendra
The sthapana of Bhagwan Ganesh is performed in a yagya atmosphere, with the invocation of the divine energy currents and Vedic mantras resounding through the Kendra. Main yajmans offer the pujan with their families, and the parva closes with the Shanti Path.
A look back at our most recent gatherings, yagya and seva drives across Bengaluru.
A Karyakarta Goshthi at the Gayatri Chetna Kendra with Shantikunj representatives Shri Mangilal Kotwal ji and Dr. Saurabh Mishra ji — on how our programs, our karyakartas and the Kendra's activities should be.
A joyous Triveni Mahasangam at the Gayatri Chetna Kendra marked Gayatri Jayanti and Ganga Dussehra, with diverse sanskars, a yagya joined by 350+ parijans, and the launch of AWGP Bengaluru's new website.
Gayatri Pariwar Bengaluru joined the mega tree-plantation drive by the Karnataka Government and BDA — a campaign aiming to plant 15 lakh saplings in a single day and set a Guinness World Record.
On the sacred occasion of Gayatri Jayanti, the Kendra held Mala Shodhan Sanskar for 13 members, Akhand Gayatri Jap, and a Deep Yagya — with over 70 sadhaks.
Thoughts on sadhana, seva and the science of inner change — short reads from the Gayatri Pariwar.
SadhanaGayatri is not merely a prayer — it is a precise inner technology for refining thought, breath and will. Here is how a daily practice reshapes the mind.
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SevaEvery sapling our volunteers plant is a quiet prayer for the future. Seva is where inner sadhana meets the outer world.
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LiteraturePublished continuously since 1940, this slim monthly magazine carries a movement. Here is why millions still wait for it each month.
Read ArticleA serene haven in Bengaluru for daily Sadhana, Yagya, satsang, and selfless service — where the Gayatri tradition comes alive for all who seek inner growth.
Whether you want to join our spiritual family, volunteer, or simply visit — our doors are always open.
AWGP Bengaluru is a branch of the All World Gayatri Pariwar, Shantikunj-Haridwar (Uttarakhand) — the spiritual movement founded by Gurudev Shri Ram Sharma Acharya. Based in Begur, this Gayatri Chetna Kendra offers sanskars, yagya, yoga, dhyan, lectures and workshops, along with community activities like tree plantation, book exhibitions, food & cloth distribution and health camps.
The Gayatri Chetna Kendra is at 37, Lakshmi Layout Main Road, Chikka Begur, Begur, Bengaluru — 560114, off Hosur Road. The nearest Namma Metro stop is Kudlu Gate (Yellow Line), about a 10-minute walk away. It is open daily from 5:30 AM to 9:00 PM.
Yes. Every program at AWGP Bengaluru — meditation, Yagya, Pragya Yoga, satsang, workshops and Bal Sanskar Shala — is completely free and open to all, regardless of background. No registration fee is charged; the centre runs on selfless service (seva) and community participation.
You can simply visit the kendra during opening hours, message us on WhatsApp at +91 92437 55613, or use the contact page to enquire about programs and volunteering. New visitors are always welcome — no prior experience or membership is required to begin sadhana or seva.
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