Social Upliftment
Support for needy families through essentials, care, and compassionate service.
Gurukul Foundation
A sacred journey of values, seva, and education that began near the Dharwadi river and continues through Gurukul life.
This page retells the institution's origin, mission, service work, and management vision in a modern animated format.
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Hari-temples
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Service pillars
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Gurukul mission
The Founding Story
Established by A.N. Sadguru Shastri Swami Dharmprasaddasji, this institution is situated on the bank of the river Dharwadi near Khambha of Amreli district, a region of the brave people of Saurashtra.
With a noble objective of social, religious and economic upliftment of the backward class of society, Swamiji rendered services such as free distribution of medicines, clothes, grains and other necessities, construction of Hari-temples, service to patients, satsang sabhas, freedom from addiction campaigns, japa yagna, and culture-specific education for children.
Shree Shastri Swami constructed as many as 50 Hari-temples in various villages. With the objective of running a permanent service of cultural studies along with formal education, and considering the request of local leaders, he established Shree Sahjanand Gurukul in the eve-time of his life.
Today this educational institution has grown into a huge shady tree. A number of educational, social and spiritual activities are undertaken and run by the institution.

Shree Sahjanand Gurukul

Shastri Swami Dharmaprasaddasji

Shastri Swami Radharamandasji
Service Areas
Support for needy families through essentials, care, and compassionate service.
Satsang sabhas, japa yagna, Hari-temples, and spiritual guidance.
Free medicines, patient service, and support during difficult times.
Formal education strengthened by values, discipline, and cultural studies.