Patron Founder

( प्रणेता एवं संरक्षक )

Acharya Shriram Sharma was the founder of All World Gayatri Pariwar and a visionary social, spiritual, and educational reformer.
He believed that true education leads to inner awakening and transformation of society.
Emphasized holistic development — physical, mental, emotional, moral, and spiritual.
Advocated education rooted in values, ethics, character-building, and meaningful living, beyond rote learning.
Promoted a harmonious blend of modern scientific knowledge and ancient Indian wisdom.
Encouraged rational thinking, scientific temper, creativity, and moral responsibility in students.
Inspired empathy, cultural pride, discipline, selflessness, compassion, and bravery.
Believed educational institutions should become centres of value-based and character-oriented learning.
Asserted that real education should create enlightened, responsible citizens, not merely job seekers.

Completed 24 Mahapurashcharans of the Gayatri Mantra, each consisting of 24 lakh (2.4 million) mantra recitations.
Undertook four rigorous Himalayan journeys dedicated to intense penance and spiritual practices.
Performed three years of rare and intense Sukshmikaran Sadhana (subtle spiritual discipline).
Revived and re-established Brahma Vidya – Gayatri Consciousness for modern humanity.

Initiated the Yug Nirman Yojana with a lifelong commitment to moral and cultural renaissance.
Proclaimed and led the Thought Revolution (Vichar Kranti) movement.
Recognized as the father of Practical Spirituality, making spirituality accessible to daily life.
Re-established Rishi traditions, cultural values, and Sanskar-based living.
Revived and propagated Yagya Science (Yagya Vigyan) as a spiritual and scientific discipline.
Led over 100 creative social reform movements through the All World Gayatri Pariwar.

Founder of All World Gayatri Pariwar, a global socio-spiritual organization.
Established Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya to integrate values, culture, science, and spirituality.
Founded Brahmavarchas Research Institute to bridge science and spirituality.
Authored over 3,200 books, including approximately 179 books dedicated to the integration of science and spirituality.
Delivered discourses on Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas, and various Indian scriptures.
Delivered more than 5,000 recorded lectures.

Actively participated in the Indian Freedom Struggle during youth and was imprisoned by the British.
Established over 5,000 branches across India.
Spread Indian culture and spiritual values in 138 countries worldwide.
Built a global organization of over 150 million people.
Initiated the vision of 108 Ashwamedha Yagyas across India and the world, with 47 successfully completed.