Our Objectives
Inspired by the teachings of Shri Sant Achyut Maharaj, we are committed to preserving knowledge, promoting culture, and serving humanity.
Shri Sant Achyut Maharaj (27 January 1927 – 7 September 2012), lovingly revered as ‘Vidarbha Mauli,’ was a distinguished saint, philosopher, author, social reformer, and humanitarian whose life was dedicated to the service of humanity and the preservation of Indian spiritual values. Born in Warud, Maharashtra, and guided by Rashtrasant Tukdoji Maharaj, he inspired generations through spirituality rooted in compassion, education, ethical living, and selfless service. His literary contributions, social initiatives, and humanitarian work continue to guide countless devotees and scholars.
Today, the Pratishthan carries forward his mission through education, research, publications, cultural preservation, and community service.
Established in the sacred memory of Shri Sant Achyut Maharaj, the Pratishthan works to preserve, document, and promote his invaluable contributions while creating meaningful social and cultural initiatives inspired by his teachings. The Trust serves as a platform for education, research, cultural preservation, publications, community development, and humanitarian service.
Inspired by the teachings of Shri Sant Achyut Maharaj, we are committed to preserving knowledge, promoting culture, and serving humanity.
Safeguarding the life, teachings, philosophy, literature, and cultural heritage of Shri Sant Achyut Maharaj.
Collecting, digitizing, translating, publishing, and preserving manuscripts and devotional works.
Encouraging fellowships, academic collaborations, and meaningful research initiatives.
Publishing books, journals, and educational resources for future generations.
Preserving India's spiritual traditions, literature, ethics, and cultural values.
Conducting kirtans, bhajans, discourses, lectures, conferences, and cultural festivals.
Promoting devotional music, folk arts, saint literature, and the Warkari heritage.
Encouraging value-based education, leadership, patriotism, and moral development.
Establishing libraries, museums, archives, and centres for cultural research.
Organizing seminars, workshops, conferences, and training programmes.
Observing Jayantis, Punyatithis, and festivals with devotion and community participation.
Promoting peace, humanity, and harmony beyond caste, creed, religion, language, and region.
Undertaking educational, literary, cultural, research, and social welfare initiatives aligned with the Trust's vision.
Partnering with educational, research, literary, and cultural institutions.
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