18 Jyotirlingas · Gita · Rajyoga Energy Centres
Meet the 18 Jyotirlingas.
The framework connects the 18 sacred Jyotirlinga temples with the 18 chapters of the Bhagavad Gita and 18 selected Rajyoga Energy Centres in Madhuban, Abu Raj, where Supreme Soul Shiva carried out the divine tasks connected with the spiritual transformation of human souls and the transformation of the world.
Bhakti, Gyan and Rajyoga
From sacred remembrance to lived transformation.
Each of the 18 selected Jyotirlingams is uniquely connected with one of the 18 chapters of the Bhagavad Gita, representing distinct divine powers, virtues and spiritual wisdom that can guide humanity in overcoming the many problems, vices, weaknesses, and afflictions of the mind and body experienced in the present time.
Shantivan
Somnath, Kedarnath, Jageshwar, Grishneshwar, Rameshwar, Bhimashankar, Baidyanath, Nageshwar and Matangeshwar.
Pandav Bhavan
Badrinath, Mahakaleshwar, Omkareshwar, Mallikarjuna, Amarnath and Pashupatinath.
Gyan Sarovar
Trimbakeshwar, Vishwanath and Babulnath.
Yog commentary of all 18 Jyotirlingas
Names, energy centres and inner focus
Sit with each sacred name. Remember Supreme Soul Shiva. Receive the virtue of that Jyotirlinga and carry it into daily life. This is a pathway for remembrance — not a replacement of the traditional temples.
Somnath
Diamond Hall · ShantivanHope, inner dignity and spiritual abundance.
Kedarnath
Baba Room · ShantivanFreedom from old impressions and inner pressure.
Jageshwar
Prakash Stambh · ShantivanAwakening from delay into focused, timely action.
Badrinath
Baba Kutiya · Pandav BhavanForgiveness, emotional softness and letting go.
Mahakaleshwar
Baba Room · Pandav BhavanFearlessness through awareness of the eternal soul.
Grishneshwar
Conference Hall · ShantivanTransforming hatred and jealousy into good wishes.
Omkareshwar
Om Shanti Bhavan · Pandav BhavanPeace, humility and freedom from ego.
Rameshwar
Gyan Ratan Stambh · ShantivanThe fire of remembrance transforms inner weakness.
Trimbakeshwar
Baba Room · Gyan SarovarClarity, discernment and the awakened inner eye.
Bhimashankar
Tapasya Dham · ShantivanLoving detachment and spiritual strength.
Mallikarjuna
Shanti Stambh · Pandav BhavanSelf-sovereignty and mastery over the mind.
Amarnath
History Hall · Pandav BhavanCoolness, peace and awareness of eternal identity.
Pashupatinath
Meditation Hall · Pandav BhavanSelf-mastery, disciplined senses and pure living.
Baidyanath
Shakti Stambh · ShantivanInner healing, refinement and spiritual power.
Vishwanath
Harmony Hall · Gyan SarovarLeadership, harmony and world benefit.
Babulnath
Meditation Hall · Gyan SarovarTransforming painful sanskars into fragrant virtues.
Nageshwar
Dadi Meeting Hall · ShantivanVictory over anger, greed, attachment and jealousy.
Matangeshwar
Avyakt Lok · ShantivanUnity, concentration and world-family consciousness.
How to walk this path
Bhakti, Gyan and Rajyoga.
Bhakti
Honour the sacred name with love, reverence and a clean intention.
Gyan
Understand the soul, the Supreme Soul and the virtue connected with each Jyotirlinga.
Rajyoga
Experience the teaching through quiet remembrance and practical action.
Free guided learning
Begin the 7-Day Rajyoga Meditation Course.
Send “Omshanti” on WhatsApp for the latest group link. The course connects the 18 chapters of the Bhagavad Gita with the deeper spiritual significance of the 18 Jyotirlingas and the 18 Rajyoga Energy Centres in Madhuban, Abu Raj.
