As an attempt to preserve India’s rich spiritual heritage, Bhakti Marga has a museum preserving and reviving forgotten teachings of the saints of India.

‘Saints of India’ Museum in Shree Peetha Nilaya, Germany

India, renowned for its spiritual wealth and profound cultural heritage, has long been a haven for those seeking wisdom, enlightenment, and a deeper connection with the divine. With a tradition that dates back thousands of years, India’s cultural tapestry has been woven with the teachings of saints who, through the ages, have passed on their sacred wisdom to new generations and the masses at large.

Paramahamsa Vishwananda has always been passionate about spreading Sanatana Dharma, the teachings and life stories of the saints. Many people will never have the opportunity to come to India and receive the blessing of the saints physically and be amongst their Divine vibrations. It has been one of the missions of Paramahamsa Vishwananda to make these true Gems of Humanity more accessible to everyday people.

Nestled in the heart of Germany, in Springen, there is a Hindu ashram named ‘Shree Peetha Nilaya’: a remarkable spiritual haven working to reignite the recognition and appreciation of these revered saints. The establishment boasts an impressive collection of relics, information, and artifacts dedicated to India’s saints and the invaluable contributions they have made to society.

The Saints of India Museum is more than just a repository of relics and information; it is a tribute to the spiritual legacy that India’s saints have left behind. Exploring over 1,300 meticulously preserved relics, sacred texts, and interactive displays, visitors can gain a deeper understanding of the profound teachings, sacrifices, and selfless service offered by these luminaries. These relics, that include Shaligramas from Chaitanya Mahaprabhu and many others are not just preserved but are lovingly worshiped by resident pujaris and pujarinis of the ashram.

The museum offers a glimpse into the lives of these saints, the wisdom they imparted, and their profound impact on the spiritual landscape of India. It serves as a bridge connecting the ancient traditions of India with the modern world, fostering an appreciation for the timeless wisdom that continues to inspire seekers on their spiritual journeys.

Shree Peetha Nilaya is the headquarters of the Vaishnava Bhakti Marga movement. Central to the Bhakti Marga movement is the idea of harnessing various Hindu traditions and practices to cultivate a loving relationship with the Divine.This mission has seen the establishment of numerous temples and ashrams globally, with Bhakti Marga groups now present in over 77 countries, including the Shree Giridhar Dham ashram in Vrindavan.

The founder of the movement, Paramhamsa Vishwananda, is the acharya of the Hari Bhakta Sampradaya tradition and a master of Kriya Yoga in the tradition of Mahavatar Babaji. His mission is succinctly encapsulated in his statement: “My Mission is to open the hearts of mankind.” This mission is not just a philosophical ideal but is actively pursued through the establishment of the Bhakti Marga community in 2005. He is renowned for his deep spiritual insights and transformative teachings and is eager to share these extraordinary souls with the world. His goal is for everyone to know and appreciate the lives of these saints by giving them a place to be seen and honored. Vishwananda promotes Sanatana-dharma, ‘the eternal way,’ and this impressive collection offers beautiful examples of this path through the lives of these saints.

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