|| Shreevidya Akhandmahayog ||
Shreevidyaakhandmahayog is the most ancient spiritual discipline of yoga. This discipline integrates all branches of yoga – from Hathayog to Mantrayog to Bhaktiyog and more. The teachings of Shreevidyaakhandmahayog have been passed on for eons. In the present day revered Shree Sadguru Shriniwasji Shamrao Katkar continues to disseminate these teachings.

Shree Mata, The Mother Divine she loves her children with unconditional love.
To feel and experience her divine unconditional love we, her children, must try to love her unconditionally with total egoless surrender.
– Shree Gurudev
Shree Gurudev
Prof. Shriniwas Shamrao Katkar, reverently known as Shree Gurudev among his admirers, devotees & disciples is a practicing mahayogi and a great philosopher. As a spiritual guru, he has been guiding eligible spiritual seekers, irrespective of their class, caste, language, and gender in the practical discipline of Shreevidyamahayog. Shree Gurudev is an eternal source of divine spiritual inspiration and a true modern-day sage.
Shreevidya Akhandmahayog
Let infinite wisdom and unending selfless love of the supreme devine incarnated in the form of Sadguru be the sole and whole guiding force of our life, Om.
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Shreevidya-akhandmahayog A Theoretical and Historical Perspective
This book provides a profound introduction to the spiritual philosophy, principles, and lineage of Shri Vidya, Mahayoga, and Akhand Mahayoga.
It explains essential questions such as: What is Shri Vidya? What is Mahayoga? What is the fundamental qualitative difference between Akhand Mahayoga and Khand Yoga
Navratrotsav Swarup and Importance
The booklet clearly explains the spiritual essence, significance, and systematic method of observing the Navratri festival. It describes which form of the Divine Mother is worshipped during the first three days of Navratri, which form is worshipped during the next three days, and which form is worshipped during the final three days.
Gitarth Sanjeevani – Tikasamavet
Revered Gurudev has provided a profound and subtle explanation of the state of despondency (Vishada) experienced by Arjuna. Through this discussion, readers gain a deeper understanding of what it truly means to become an “Arjuna” — the inner struggles faced by a seeker



