Shree Aniruddha Gurukshetram

Within this sacred Gurukshetram, the consecration ceremony of Aadimata Shree Mahishasuramardini Jagadamba was solemnly celebrated from 9th August to 17th August 2009. During this sacred observance, Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Himself performed the Vajramandal Peeth Poojanam (वज्रमण्डलपीठ पूजनम्‌). On the auspicious occasion of Ghatasthapana (first day of Navratri) in 2009, the sacred book Shree Matruvatsalyavindanam (The eminence and glory of Shree Jagadamba), authored by Sadguru Shree Aniruddha, was also released.

Subsequently, on Tuesday, 30th March 2010, the sacred day of Chaitra Purnima (Hanuman Purnima), the Shree Trivikram Linga was consecrated at Shree Aniruddha Gurukshetram in accordance with Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu's divine resolve (Sankalpa). It was on this historic occasion, in Bapu's presence, that the Shree Aniruddha Gurukshetram Mantra was recited publicly for the very first time.

Just two days later, on Thursday, 1st April 2010, at Shree Harigurugram, Sadguru Shree Aniruddha unveiled the Shree Aniruddha Gurukshetram Mantra to all those who revere him as their Sadguru. While offering this Guru Mantra to everyone, Bapu declared:

"Whoever accepts this Guru Mantra should never consider himself unfortunate, for this Guru Mantra shall lead every devotee onto the divine path and establish him firmly upon it."

Shree Aniruddha Gurukshetram Mantra

Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu lovingly explained the significance and profound glory of the Shree Aniruddha Gurukshetram Mantra. He said:

"At first glance, the Shree Gurukshetram Mantra appears to consist of three separate mantras. However, this is not so. It is, in fact, a single mantra expressed in three parts. These three parts are its three forms—the Beej Mantra (Seed Mantra), the Ankur Mantra (Sprout Mantra), and the Unmeelan Mantra (Blossoming Mantra).

This mantra transforms all the goodness that exists within us in the form of a seed into a sprout, and whatever has already sprouted is led towards complete blossoming.

Unmeelan signifies the entire journey of growth—from a bud to its core, from the core to a flower, from the flower to a fruit, from the fruit to a seed, and from the seed to a mighty tree. Simply put, this mantra guides one's inner journey from the seed stage to the sprouting stage, and from there to the stage of complete blossoming.

In other words, it is a mantra that brings about complete upliftment on all fronts of every individual while offering everyone an equal opportunity for growth.

The source of all these three stages—Seed, Sprout, and Blossoming—is the supremely auspicious Maha Mantra, 'Om Shri Dattagurave Namah.'"

The glory of the mantra

Describing the glory of this mantra, Sadguru Shree Aniruddha said:

"This mantra enables every individual to recognise the divine signs of Gurukshetram, of the Panchagurus, and of Bhagwan Shree Trivikram. More importantly, it enables one to recognise one's own true identity. This is a mantra that anyone can chant, at any time."

He further said:

"Whenever you are faced with a difficulty and feel like calling out to Me as your Friend, chant this mantra. In fact, chant it even at other times as well."

Emphasising the all-encompassing nature of the mantra, Bapu explained:

"This threefold mantra embodies the essence of all the scriptures, all the Upanishads, and all the mantras. If you wish to perform the Shodashopachara Poojan (the sixteenfold ritual worship) of any deity but do not know the prescribed prayers or rituals, simply chant this threefold mantra sixteen times, offering each of the sixteen traditional upacharas—such as Avahan (invocation), Asana (offering a seat), Padya (worshipping the lotus feet), Arghya (offering of reverence), and the remaining upacharas—with each recitation. Your worship will be complete."

Sadguru Shree Aniruddha further declared:

"I have not bestowed this mantra only upon those who are present for this discourse. This Guru Mantra is meant for everyone who is your friend, your loved one, or anyone who has love for Bapu.

Whether it is today, tomorrow, the day after, a month later, or even a year later—whenever the moment feels right, before going to sleep at night, simply fold your hands and tell this Aniruddha, 'Yes, I accept this mantra as my Guru Mantra.' Likewise, even thousands of years from now, whoever wishes to accept this mantra as his own Guru Mantra need only say to this Aniruddha, 'Aniruddha, yes! I accept this mantra as my Guru Mantra.' By saying just these words, the mantra becomes his. Today, and at any time in the future. This is My promise."

At Shree Aniruddha Gurukshetram, this sacred mantra is recited continuously throughout the day. While the recitation is in progress, Abhishek is simultaneously performed upon Shree Trivikram, creating an atmosphere charged with devotion and divine grace.

Bestowed upon Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu through His boundless love and devotion towards His Panchagurus, this extraordinary Guru Mantra is supremely sacred and deeply auspicious. It lovingly binds the devotee to Shree Aniruddha Gurukshetram, to Bapu Himself, and to His revered Panchagurus, strengthening that eternal bond of faith, devotion, and divine grace.

 

A Guru Mantra for Everyone

No prior preparation is required to accept this Guru Mantra. There are no conditions to fulfil and no restrictions to observe. No rituals or ceremonial procedures are necessary for accepting it. One need not go anywhere to receive this mantra, nor is any intermediary required.

Anyone who sincerely wishes to accept this Guru Mantra may do so of their own free will, wherever they may be. Once accepted, there are no restrictions governing its chanting. Considerations such as ritual purity or impurity (Shaucha and Ashaucha), or any other external circumstance, can never become an obstacle to the chanting of this mantra.

Anyone who desires true upliftment by walking the divine path can accept this Guru Mantra and make his or her life joyful and fulfilling.

Countless Shraddhavans recite the Shree Aniruddha Gurukshetram Mantra regularly with deep faith and unwavering trust. They chant it whenever they face difficulties, and they also chant it in gratitude when life is free from difficulties. Many Shraddhavans have been blessed with profound spiritual experiences about the glory and grace of this sacred mantra.