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Skanda Purana "Devalayam param tirtham — The temple of God is the highest pilgrimage." | Building a Mandir purifies ten generations. Your donation is an act of eternal merit. Skanda Purana "Devalayam param tirtham — The temple of God is the highest pilgrimage." | Building a Mandir purifies ten generations. Your donation is an act of eternal merit.
A Sacred Invitation · Worldwide
Bhagwan Yogi Ramsuratkumar

Yogi Ramsuratkumar
Nama Krupa Mandir UK

A Sacred Space in London

Yogi Ramsuratkumar · Yogi Ramsuratkumar
Yogi Ramsuratkumar · Jaya Guru Raya

Europe's First Dedicated Mandir for Bhagwan

By the infinite grace of Yogi Ramsuratkumar of Tiruvannamalai, devotees worldwide are invited to participate in this historic milestone.

Bhagwan Yogi Ramsuratkumar in divine ecstasy
Bhagwan Yogi Ramsuratkumar · Tiruvannamalai

This Mandir marks the establishment of the first independent and dedicated Mandir for Bhagwan Yogi Ramsuratkumar in Europe — a moment of profound collective significance for devotees across the world.

Bhagawan Yogi Ramsuratkumar was born on 1st December 1918 in the sacred city of Kasi (Varanasi), one of the holiest spiritual centres in the world. After years of spiritual seeking, He arrived at Tiruvannamalai — the sacred abode of Arunachala — where He lived as a humble beggar saint, uplifting thousands through the power of the Divine Name.

Bhagawan always said that whatever happened through this beggar was only due to the grace of His three great Gurus: Sri Aurobindo, Sri Ramana Maharshi, and Swami Ramdas (Papa Ramdas) — who initiated Him into the sacred mantra: Om Sri Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram.

Bhagawan once lovingly declared: "This Beggar's name will be heard in every nook and corner of the world" — and "This Beggar's temples will come up in many places around the world." Devotees across the globe are witnessing the truth of these divine words.

There is also a beautiful sacred connection: Sri Shirdi Sai Baba attained Mahasamadhi in 1918 — the very same year Bhagawan was born in Kasi. The present temple space has been functioning as a Sai Baba temple, where devotees gather regularly for prayer and devotion. With Bhagawan's blessings, this sacred space is now gradually evolving into the Yogi Ramsuratkumar Nama Krupa Mandir — where the Divine Name will be chanted continuously for the welfare of all.

Join devotees from the UK, Europe, India, and the Americas as we raise our voices and the means needed to secure Bhagwan's sacred home in London.


What Your Contribution Supports

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Lease Transfer

Securing the lease transfer of the Sai Baba Temple in Forest Gate, London as the permanent abode for Bhagwan in the UK.

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Temple Setup

Covering the initial costs of establishing Bhagwan's UK Mandir — the first dedicated Yogi Ramsuratkumar temple in Europe — for Nama chanting, satsang, and Annadanam.

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Lasting Legacy

Creating a permanent sacred centre for spiritual and cultural programmes, devotional activities for children and families, and community service for generations to come.

Collective Sacred Offering

£50,000

To be raised — one sincere heart at a time

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Three Ways to Participate

Every sincere offering — of time, prayer, or means — becomes sacred wealth in Bhagwan's hands.

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Chant the Divine Name

Wherever you are, chant Bhagwan's Name daily. Your voice carries His Name across the world and into His sacred presence.

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Offer Heartfelt Prayers

Dedicate your prayers for the establishment of Bhagwan's Temple — the first dedicated Mandir for Him in Europe.

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Contribute Generously

Donate within your capacity. Every pound brings us closer to the £50,000 goal. Every offering made with sincerity becomes sacred wealth.

Sacred Chanting Stream

Watch the sacred chanting stream on YouTube and chant along with devotees from around the world.

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Sacred Feet of Bhagwan Yogi Ramsuratkumar
🙏 Pada Namaskaram — At the Sacred Feet of Bhagwan Yogi Ramsuratkumar 🙏
"Tell the name of Yogi Ramsuratkumar in the place wherever you are and see what happens. Form is not important. Repeat the name."
— Bhagwan Yogi Ramsuratkumar