SRIJIVAN

The Living Abode of Radhey Krishna

Srijivan is not just a place — it is Radhey Krishna’s living presence.

Master Sri Ji named it Srijivan from the sacred meanings : Sri (Radha), Ji (Krishna), and Van (Forest).

Srijivan is the divine forest where Radhey and Krishna reside. To manifest this vision, Master Sri Ji has planted over 2000+ trees, creating a sacred vanam. Srijivan is surrounded by hills, and this divine land sits at the heart of nature's crown. Whenever someone in confusion or pain sees these mountains, their inner world begins to shift. It uplifts the soul to the next stage of life.

Only pure souls are repeatedly drawn to Srijivan. If someone visits this sacred space more than once, it is believed that Bhagavan is calling them. Every space here is designed by Master Sri Ji — not by architects. Each corner is revealed through divine guidance from Bhagavan Krishna, flowing through Master Sri Ji’s inner vision.

Why was this sacred place created? Because our next generation may lose touch with the roots of tradition and culture. Master Sri Ji teaches that every action and ritual must have both scientific and spiritual value. Without this purpose, no practice is accepted. That’s why every space in Srijivan holds deep meaning and divine vibration.

Every belief is respected here. We are caretakers — not owners. This land must be protected. If we teach truth and dharma today, future generations will preserve this beautiful world.

Everyone must know the reason for their birth. Srijivan is a space that helps awaken that truth. Once realization comes, you begin to live fully in the present and celebrate life. This is the path Master Sri Ji walks and shares.

Srijivan is created for all kinds of people. Anyone can come here — to reconnect with their true self.

God is present in all forms. Whatever path you take — it still leads to God.

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Sacred Energy Spots Inside Srijivan

Sri Naga Kanni Devatha

Sri Naga Kanni Devatha — the first deity installed, revealed in Master Sri Ji’s dream. She said,

I am present here — worship me, and I will bless this land with abundance.

Vinayagar as Nana Ganapathy

Vinayagar as Nana Ganapathy — the divine form who blesses all sincere seekers with knowledge and wisdom. He is worshipped first in all rituals, representing the remover of obstacles and the giver of auspicious beginnings.

Karudalvar

Karudalvar — the divine messenger of Lord Vishnu. When you step into Srijivan, your prayers are instantly carried to the divine. Circumambulate this space three times, and pray — all karmic blocks and life hurdles begin to dissolve.

Sri Rayar Pedam

Sri Rayar Pedam — beside a massive Tulsi platform carved from a single sacred stone. Circumambulate nine times and offer your prayers here. It brings rare fortune, success in business, career elevation, and removes all forms of doshas (blockages).

Sri Sabtha Chakra Bedam

Sri Sabtha Chakra Bedam the center for chakra balance and energy healing. During the Sri Sahasra Abisegam, this becomes the heart of sankalpa activation. Sitting here helps:

Clear the mind
Promote calmness
Enhance spiritual growth
Restore health and inner strength

These three — Karudalvar, Rayar Pedam, and Chakra Bedam — form the Thrayalaya concept, the spiritual triangle of transformation.

Radhey Krishna Temple – Love in Divine Form

The Radhey Krishna Temple radiates pure love and joy. For those struggling with marriage, relationships, or loneliness — this sacred space helps reconnect to Krishna, the divine form of happiness.

Here, Krishna stands with his left leg shifted — a rare and sacred form. This idol is formed with sacred sand collected from 106 Divya Deshams, and installed on a divine pedestal.

The temple also features a 27 Nakshatra Tulsi Pedam. Walking around and praying here with faith is believed to:

Fulfill heartfelt desires
Speed up marriage blessings
Clear emotional and relationship blocks

Anantha Padmam & Maha Lakshmi Vanam

Anantha Padmam is a sacred stone filled with divine life force energy. While the stone itself is unique and naturally powerful, the worship methods followed here are rooted in ancient Chola traditions.

Maha Lakshmi Vanam lies behind Anantha Padmam — a sacred grove of spiritually significant trees. Devotees who visit with reverence are blessed with:

Ashta Aishwaryam — the eight divine blessings:

Wealth

Strength

Wisdom

Health

Beauty

Victory

Longevity

Happiness

Financial blockages dissolve
Loans and debts are cleared naturally
Money circulation improves

This space brings complete abundance in health, wealth, peace, joy, and relationships.

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Stay & Reflect – Feel the Divinity

Srijivan offers divine stay options for all who seek to immerse themselves in this sacred space:

Villa rooms for families
Dormitories for groups and seekers

The Meditation Hall provides peace and clarity. Surrounded by nature, it’s the perfect place to sit, reflect, and reconnect with your purpose. Meditating here helps receive Prana Shakti abundantly.

The Food Court nourishes the body with clean, sattvic meals that are both tasty and energizing.

The Temple Entrance Kudil welcomes every visitor with guidance, rest, and information.

The Gosala — a sacred living space for cows — radiates serenity and spiritual harmony.

Srijivan was not born from a plan — it was born from pure divine love. Master Sri Ji shaped every inch of this land under the guidance of Bhagavan Krishna.

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Why You Must Not Just Visit... But Stay

The Shaligram Moorthy at Srijivan radiates divine energy across kilometers. According to the Vedas:

Shaligramasya sannidhau, papaani vinashyanti, dharmo vardhate, Lakshmi sthira bhavati.

(Wherever a Shaligram resides, sins are destroyed, righteousness flourishes, and abundance becomes steady.)

Now imagine 1080 Shaligrams placed inside a sacred conch — energizing the entire space.

When you stay even one night at Srijivan:

You sleep deeply, as if in the lap of Bhagavan
The theertham begins to cleanse your body, mind, and soul
You feel clarity, peace, and inner strength

The difference between visiting and staying is like touching the ocean... versus being completely submerged in it.