From devotion to divine realisation
Where Bhakti becomes experience and Gyan becomes character.
A digital spiritual learning gateway connecting Shiva remembrance, Bhagavad Gita wisdom, Easy Rajyoga and practical inner transformation for modern life.
RememberThe soul is light. The Supreme is the Ocean of Light.
The meaning of our name
From knowing the Divine to living divine awareness.
Parmatam points to the Supreme Soul, the Divine Source of peace, purity, love, wisdom and spiritual power. Pratyakshata means direct realisation—a truth becoming present, experienced and visible.
Together, Parmatam Pratyakshata expresses a journey in which remembrance of the Supreme becomes visible through peaceful thoughts, elevated character, pure relationships and service to the world.
This digital spiritual learning initiative brings Bhakti and Gyan together through Rajyoga meditation, Bhagavad Gita wisdom and the 18 Jyotirlinga pathway, helping seekers respond to modern emotional and mental challenges with clarity and inner stability.
Purpose · Goal · Mission · Vision
A clear spiritual direction for today and tomorrow.
To recognise the Supreme with love, understand divine wisdom with clarity, experience that connection through Rajyoga, and express it through virtues and service.
Our Purpose
To organise profound spiritual wisdom into a clear, welcoming path that moves the seeker from outer devotion to inner experience and practical transformation.
Our Goal
To help every sincere seeker know the self as a soul, build a loving relationship with the Supreme Soul and bring peace, purity, courage and discernment into daily life.
Our Mission
To connect the 18 Jyotirlingas, 18 Bhagavad Gita chapters, 18 conditions of the modern soul, 18 virtues and 18 Madhuban energy-centre associations through learning, meditation, video and community service.
Our Vision & Future
To grow an accessible bilingual learning gateway with guided practices, structured courses, documented centre journeys, spiritual events, digital resources and local service circles that nurture a peaceful world family.
About the community
One platform. Many seekers. A shared journey from information to inner experience.
Parmatam Pratyakshata brings together spiritual study, Rajyoga practice and service-minded participation. It helps seekers translate timeless wisdom into calm thinking, elevated choices and compassionate action.
Explore the Gita, the 18-Jyotirlinga framework and soul-conscious living.
Build a steady Rajyoga routine through guided reflection and meditation.
Join learning sessions and community initiatives rooted in dignity and service.
The 18 Jyotirlingas framework
From sacred symbol to a practical inner response.
The model connects each selected Shiva centre with a chapter of the Bhagavad Gita, a present-day soul condition, an inner virtue and a contemplative place at Madhuban, Mount Abu.
Sacred Shiva reflections
Eighteen sacred forms, one Supreme Light.
This verified project visual brings the 18-Jyotirlinga learning sequence together around the incorporeal point of divine light. The detailed views below help visitors connect sacred symbolism with remembrance, virtue and inner transformation.
Explore every Jyotirlinga →The complete sacred sequence
Names of the 18 Jyotirlingas
Each name opens a distinct doorway for Gita reflection, Rajyoga meditation and the awakening of a divine virtue. Continue to the complete journey for the meaning, soul condition and centre association connected with every name.
- Somnath
- Kedarnath
- Jageshwar
- Badrinath
- Mahakaleshwar
- Grishneshwar
- Omkareshwar
- Rameshwar
- Trimbakeshwar
- Bhimashankar
- Mallikarjuna
- Amarnath
- Pashupatinath
- Baidyanath
- Vishwanath
- Babulnath
- Nageshwar
- Matangeshwar
Watch · pause · experience
A living video library for meditation and spiritual study.
Explore guided Rajyoga, 18-Jyotirlinga commentaries, course sessions and concise daily insights directly from the Parmatam Pratyakshata channel.
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18 ज्योतिर्लिंग योग कमेंट्री
A complete meditative journey through the 18-Jyotirlinga spiritual framework.
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Rajyoga Meditation — Day 1
Begin with soul-consciousness, remembrance and a calm foundation for daily practice.
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नागेश्वर ज्योतिर्लिंग मेडिटेशन
A focused Rajyoga practice for transforming anger, greed and jealousy.
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शिव के सामने अहंकार न दिखाएं
A concise reflection on humility, remembrance and the soul’s relationship with Shiva.
Open video on YouTube ↗Three Madhuban campuses · one spiritual map
18 meditation and energy-centre associations
The 18 names are connected with rooms, halls and monuments across Shantivan, Pandav Bhavan and Gyan Sarovar. Every line below follows the project sequence as Jyotirlinga → meditation or energy centre.
01Shantivan
Abu Road- 01SomnathDiamond Hall
- 02KedarnathBaba Room
- 03JageshwarPrakash Stambh
- 06GrishneshwarConference Hall
- 08RameshwarGyan Ratan Stambh
- 10BhimashankarTapasya Dham
- 14BaidyanathShakti Stambh
- 17NageshwarDadi Meeting Hall
- 18MatangeshwarAvyakt Lok
02Pandav Bhavan
Mount Abu- 04BadrinathBaba Kutiya
- 05MahakaleshwarBaba Room
- 07OmkareshwarOm Shanti Bhavan
- 11MallikarjunaShanti Stambh
- 12AmarnathHistory Hall
- 13PashupatinathMeditation Hall
03Gyansarovar
Mount Abu- 09TrimbakeshwarBaba Room
- 15VishwanathHarmony Hall
- 16BabulnathMeditation Hall
Reconnect with diamond-like spiritual dignity and hope.
Meet change and the passage of time with stability.
Awaken the inner eye and choose from peace.
Maharashtra project team
Serving the spiritual journey together.
Meet three members supporting Rajyoga teaching, state coordination, logistics and community service for the Parmatam Pratyakshata Project in Maharashtra.
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CoordinationBK Jyoti Bhore
State Coordinator · Maharashtra
- Member, Youth Wing, Brahma Kumaris
- State Coordinator, Parmatam Pratyakshata Project, Maharashtra
- Director, Shiv Sudarshan Farmer Producer Company Limited
LogisticsBK Dipak Bhore
Logistics Head · Maharashtra
- Member, Political Wing, Brahma Kumaris
- Member, Business and Industry Wing, Brahma Kumaris
- Logistics Head, Parmatam Pratyakshata Project, Maharashtra
RajyogaBK Chhaya Bhore
Rajyoga Teacher
- Director, Green Ambition Agro Producer Company Limited
- Rajyoga Teacher, Geeta Pathshala, Brahma Kumaris
- Bori, Taluka Ambad, District Jalna, Maharashtra
Teach, coordinate and serve
To support seekers through clear Rajyoga guidance, accurate spiritual learning, thoughtful state coordination, dependable logistics, local events and service carried out with humility and discipline.
Digital wisdom, lived in community
To connect online spiritual learning with personal practice and local seva, so individuals and communities across Maharashtra can grow in peace, purity, unity, responsibility and world-family consciousness.
Photograph source: verified “Key Project Members photographs” project folder. Roles reflect information supplied by the project coordination team.
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Spiritual inspiration
Prajapita Brahma Baba
The life and example of Brahma Baba inspire the platform’s emphasis on soul-conscious vision, disciplined learning, equality, trusteeship and service. His legacy reminds us that inner transformation becomes meaningful when it expresses itself in how we see and serve others.
See the soul, serve with dignity, and let spiritual understanding become elevated action.
आत्मा के 5 स्वरूप
Five forms. One timeless soul.
A Rajyoga mental drill for remembering the soul across its eternal, deity, worship-worthy, Confluence Age and angelic forms.
Anadi · Eternal
A luminous point of conscious light in Paramdham—silent, detached and close to Supreme Soul Shiva.
Peace for souls experiencing confinement and distress.
Adi · Deity
The complete, pure and self-sovereign Golden Age form, filled with divine virtues and harmony.
Happiness and spiritual strength for suffering souls.
Madhya · Worship-worthy
The elevated form remembered in devotion—awakening self-respect, benevolence and compassion.
Purity for souls caught in vice and restlessness.
Sangamyugi · Brahmin
The present effort-making form: learning Gyan, practising Rajyoga and using the eight spiritual powers.
Support for souls facing age, illness or loneliness.
Farishta · Angelic
The subtle body of light—free, light and available for pure thought-based world service.
Liberating vibrations for disturbed and burdened souls.
minutesper quiet pause
daily rhythmrecommended mental drill
Move gently through the five forms. This is a spiritual learning practice for awareness and reflection—not a substitute for medical or mental-health care.
Pause · remember · experience
Begin with five quiet minutes.
Sit comfortably. Experience yourself as a living point of peaceful light. Let the mind travel beyond noise and connect with Supreme Soul Shiva—the Ocean of Peace, Purity, Love, Knowledge and Power.
“I am a peaceful soul. In the golden-red silence of Paramdham, I rest in the presence of my Supreme Father.”
Send “Omshanti” on WhatsApp to 87505 46965 for the latest group link.
Course duration: 7 days · Daily session: 1 hour · 8:00 PM–9:00 PM IST.
Choose the right enquiry
Meditation guidance and 18 Jyotirlinga learning
Use the pathway that matches your interest. The project team can help you begin the course, understand the 18-part spiritual map or continue through the video learning library.
Join the 7-Day Rajyoga Course
Send “Omshanti” on WhatsApp to receive the latest group link for the seven-day course based on the 18 chapters of the Bhagavad Gita.
- Course duration: 7 days
- Daily session: 1 hour
- Timing: 8:00 PM–9:00 PM IST
Understand the Complete Pathway
Ask about the 18 Jyotirlinga names, Gita chapter connections, inner virtues and the 18 meditation or energy-centre associations at Madhuban.
- WhatsApp: +91 87505 46965
- Email: hiteshchhabra91@gmail.com
- Explore the complete 18-part journey
Watch, Reflect and Practise
Continue with the Parmatam Pratyakshata YouTube channel, including the 18 Jyotirlinga Yoga Commentary and the Rajyoga Meditation course series.
- 18 Jyotirlinga Yoga Commentary
- Rajyoga Meditation lessons
- Focused practices such as Nageshwar
Carry one quality into action
