Dr. Premasai Maharaj Ji

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Dr. Premasai Maharaj Ji (born October 21, 1991) is an Indian spiritual leader, yogi, and philanthropist revered for his mastery of tantric sadhana, devotion to the Divine Feminine, and humanitarian initiatives. He is recognized as a prominent exponent of Shakti worship, particularly through the veneration of Maa Matangi. [1]

Early life and spiritual initiation

Born in Yavatmal, Maharashtra, to Natarajan Narayan Nayar and Pratima Natarajan Nayar, Premasai exhibited spiritual inclinations from childhood. At age seven, he renounced worldly pursuits and journeyed to Kamakhya Shakti Peeth in Assam, where he undertook six months of penance before being initiated by guru Samer Das Maharaj Ji. Over the next 14 years, he immersed himself in advanced sadhanas under his guru's guidance. [2]

Spiritual practices and revelations

Dr. Premasai Maharaj Ji specialized in esoteric rituals dedicated to Maa Matangi, Maa Baglamukhi, Maa Chhinnamasta, and Kaal Bhairav. A pivotal moment occurred at age eight when, during a Kaal Bhairav sadhana, he reportedly received a vision affirming his lifelong connection to Maa Matangi. His work emphasizes svayam siddha (self-realized) mantras, including:

Mission and humanitarian work

Divine Darbars and healing

Premasai Maharaj Ji conducts spiritual assemblies (darbars) where devotees submit written requests. He is regarded as a Trikaldarshi (seer of past, present, and future), offering remedies for issues like:

Medical and cow welfare initiatives

At Maa Matangi Divya Dham, his center provides free Ayurvedic Dhoomra Chikitsa (medicated smoke therapy) for asthma. His gaushala (cow shelter) cares for 130+ indigenous breeds (e.g., Gir, Sahiwal), emphasizing non-commercial Gau Seva.

Establishments

He founded two spiritual centers:

Recognition

Personal life

Married to Sandhya Nayar, with two sons—Parshwa and Nandik Nayar—he balances familial duties with spiritual leadership.

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