SIDDH DHYAN MATH

Siddh Dhyaan Math, a sacred sanctuary born from the deep spiritual vision of Parampujniya Dr. Pawan Sinha ‘Guruji’. It is a sanctum where seekers come to experience the deepest union with the Divine through the transformative power of Dhyan (Meditation). Guruji firmly believes that meditation is the master key to the soul's evolution, and this sacred space is his offering to every spiritual aspirant seeking truth beyond the noise of the world.

 

Shakti Kshetra – At the top, glowing like a celestial crown, rests Shakti Kshetra, the radiant abode of Maa Durga, the presiding deity of the Ashram. This sacred temple stands as a symbol of the divine feminine energy that nurtures, protects, and transforms the universe. Here, the four powerful manifestations of Maa Durga reside in eternal splendor, each channeling a unique aspect of the cosmic force:

• Maa Saraswati – The divine embodiment of knowledge, music, art, and truth. She bestows wisdom, clarity of thought, and spiritual insight.

• Maa Bagulamukhi – The fierce protector and destroyer of all negativity. She grants power to overcome enemies, both inner and outer.

• Maa Kali – The unstoppable force of transformation. She demolishes darkness, ego, and ignorance, clearing the path for inner awakening.

• Maa Bhuvaneshwari – The cosmic mother who envelops the universe in her boundless love. She represents abundance, harmony, and divine grace.

Encircling this divine temple is a stirring and powerful image of Bharat Mata, carved onto the outer wall. Draped in glory, holding the tricolor aloft, she stands as an eternal reminder that spiritual devotion and patriotic pride are not separate paths, but one sacred journey.

 

Narayan Kshetra – Narayan Kshetra stands as a luminous tribute to Lord Vishnu, the eternal sustainer and nurturer of the universe. This sacred space within the Ashram is a vibrant center of devotion, drawing seekers into the compassionate embrace of Bhagwan Narayan and his two most revered incarnations, Shri Ram and Shri Krishna.

On one side, Shri Ram radiates divine majesty and dharma, standing with Maa Sita, Lakshman Ji, and Shri Hanuman Ji. Together, they create an aura of righteousness, valor, and unwavering devotion. On the other side rests Yogeshwar Shri Krishna, the divine teacher of the Bhagavad Gita, exuding wisdom and spiritual depth. Alongside him stands his Jagannath Puri form, symbolizing universal love and inclusion, the Lord who accepts all without distinction. 

 

Maun Kshetra – It is a designated zone of silence. Guruji believes that Maun (silence) is not emptiness—it is a medium to go deeper, to feel, to listen, and to realize. True meditation begins here.

 

Shiv Kshetra – At the very heart of the Ashram, pulsing with timeless energy and silent strength, lies the Shiv Kshetra, a sanctum that celebrates the profound power, balance, and transcendence of Bhagwan Shiv.

This sacred space radiates the divine masculine energy of transformation, stillness, and inner awakening. In the center rests the Nirakar Shivling, the formless form of Mahadev, a boundless symbol of the universe itself, beyond shape, time, and limitation. The Shivling invites devotees into meditative silence, dissolving the ego and merging with the cosmic oneness.

Alongside this eternal form is the Sakar manifestation—Shiv Parivar, a complete vision of the divine family:

• Maa Parvati, the Shakti—the nurturing force, the divine mother, and spiritual companion.

• Shri Ganesh Ji, remover of obstacles and lord of beginnings.

• Kartikeya Ji, the fearless commander and embodiment of youth and valor.

• Ashok Sundari Ji, the lesser-known yet immensely powerful daughter of Shiv and Parvati, symbolizing grace, hope, and auspiciousness.

Divya Dhyaan Mandir - This central meditation hall is not just a building, but an energy field. Here, countless seekers have entered silence and emerged awakened. It’s a space where one disconnects from the noise of the world and reconnects with the voice within.