Introduction to Swami Chakradhari

(Swami Ji with his wife at his Temple in Haryana, India).

Swami Chakradhari was born in a small village approximately 60 miles from Delhi, India. Swami Ji is a direct descendant of spiritual gurus and sages who, ages ago, wrote scriptures that helped comprise parts of Vedas.

In his childhood, Swami Ji began to amaze people by his powers and abilities to reveal their present concerns and his accurate predictions of the future. As he entered adulthood, he fully realized his mystical and spiritual powers. During this time, he also mastered Ridhis and Sidhis, as well as all aspects of Astrology, including Palmistry and Numerology.

Since then, Swami Ji has been traveling the world to help people. In his travels, he often meets people suffering at or below the poverty levels and he is always moved by their situation in life. He realizes that it's not God who has denied them the wealth and food, but it's the other people who have created complex economical structures and laws to protect their own interests and hoard the wealth that is meant for all of us. This greed of some has denied the simple purchasing power of many to buy absolute necessities of life.

Swami Ji is determined to help in solving the problems of global hunger and poverty. He has realizes that with the abundance of resources and technologies available nowadays, if we were to unite and act together, we can easily solve these basic problems of humanity. Upon giving some thought to this matter, Swami Ji realized that there are two main types of hunger in the world, physical and spiritual.

The physical hunger

Physical hunger causes death of more than 40,000 children per day in the world. This number does not include the number of adults that die from hunger each day. A top American economist with the World Bank recently reported: "The world has ample food, enough to feed every human being on the planet. Global food production has grown at an even faster rate than the unprecedented population growth of the past 40 years. Yet many poor countries - and hundreds of millions of poor people - do not share in this abundance. They suffer from a lack of `food security' mainly caused by a lack of purchasing power."

Here is the real root of the problem: the problem is not just the hunger, but the poverty as well. Due to poverty, In India alone, more women die in one month than in America, Europe, Japan and Australia, combined, in an entire year.  Hunger is only one of poverty's many faces, Illiteracy is another. If we seriously wish to eradicate hunger, we must work towards solving the problems of poverty... The global economy and technology has improved over the past few decades yet today there are more starving and poor people in the world than ever before.

The spiritual hunger

Nutritional fruits and vegetables are the food of the body and meditation is the food of Spirituality. Meditation provides clear thinking and stabilization of thought for the mind and allows better communication with the soul. Swami Ji has observed that just as the people in third world countries are suffering from the physical hunger, the people in the modern technological advanced countries are also suffering from the spiritual hunger.

Just as the lack of nutritional fruits and vegetables causes suffering of the body and, if not corrected, leads to death, the lack of stabilization of thoughts, which is attained through meditation, causes suffering of our spirit by creating confusion, poor willpower and suffering of the mind which leads to physical problems and health issues that are common in modern world today.

To satisfy both Physical and Spiritual hunger, Swami Ji is dedicated to building Ashrams around the world. He has a Temple of Vedic Cultural Society of B.C. in Vancouver, Canada and a Shri Shri 1008 Mata Satya Devi Mandir (a Temple in his mother's name) in Haryana, India.

Currently, Swami Ji is in the process of setting up an Ashram in Chaguanas, Trinidad, an Ashram in Neutenzul, Guyana, and an Ashram in Sydney, Australia. The main purpose of these Ashrams will be to provide Guidance in Meditation, Clear Thinking, Inner Peace, and Happiness to the general public and all the profits generated from these Ashrams will be used for various projects to alleviate hunger and poverty worldwide.

(Swami Ji at his Vedic Cultural Centre in Vancouver, Canada)

(Swami Ji at the Swami Chakradhari Center in Los Angeles, CA, USA)

(Construction site of Swami Ji's new Ashram in Chaguanas, Trinidad)

(Swami Ji at the site of his new Ashram in Neutenzul, Guyana)

(Swami Ji at the site of his new Ashram in Sydney, Australia)

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