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Shri Mukund Devacharya Peeth (Trust) Mithila Kunj-Vrindavan - Donation

Dear devotee ! We sincerely appreciate the past support and generous donations to feed the Old Sadhus, Poor Ladies and others by our devotee friends (below mentioned) and we along with Sadhus, Old Ladies and Children pray to Almighty God to fulfill their all desires which inspired them to do this noble work and we also request you to pray to Almighty God to showers his blessings on all our devotee friends to fulfill their wishes.

Donations made for the corpus of the fund and/or for the Temple/ building/rasmandap construction is exempt under 80G of the Indian Income Tax Act

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Please send a cheque or Postal Order to Dwara Gadyacharya Anantshribibhusith Jadguru Nimabrkacharya Shri Mukund Devacharya Peeth (Trust ) payable Vrindaban

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Dwara Gadyacharya Anantshribibhusith Jadguru Nimabrkacharya Shri Mukund Devacharya Peeth (Trust ) Mithila Kunj, Shri Dham Vrindaban, Mathura (Uttar Pradesh West) India. Pin Code:- 281121

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Dwara Gadyacharya Anantshribibhusith Jagadguru Nimabrkacharya Shri Mukund Devacharya Peeth Trust , Mithila Kunj - Vrindaban

Bank of India FCR A/C No. - 685310110000089

IFSC Code: BKID0006853

Branch: VRINDAVAN

Address: DR. DEV COMMERICAL COMPLEX,RAMAN RETI ROAD,VRINDAVAN U.P

(In FCR A/C enables entire maturity proceeds i.e. principal and interest fully repatriable in Foreign Currency (USD, GBP, EURO, YEN, AUD & CAD) at par at a place of your choice)

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To donate by email please e-mail us at: mail@shreeradhamohan.com

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About Gurudevji

Shri Mukund Devacharya Peeth (Trust) Mithila Kunj-Vrindavan - PUJYA SHRI GURUDEV


The search for divinity ends here. In today's kalyuga,Dwara Gadya Charya Anant Bhibhushit Jagadguru Nimbarkacharya Shri Mukund Devacharya Peethadhiswar Shri RadheShyam Devacharya Ji Maharaj himself has come on earth in the form of our Guruji Maharaj to bless us all and take us towards enlightenment and peace.

In this day and age, we are indeed lucky to be in the benign presence of Guruji. He is not in the gaudy public eye, but in the hearts of many of those to whom He is known simply and purely as Guruji.

Guruji delivers no pravachans or sermons. He holds no rod of discipline. He makes no tall claims; He markets nothing. He is the embodiment of compassion, of the easily-pleased Lord Shree Radha Mohan Ji Mahraj. No wonder people come in hundreds to seek His blessings so that they can be cured of pain and sufferings.

And He heals. He heals with a mere look, showering His blessings through eyes filled with the ocean of love for all those who are troubled.

Any devotee can testify to Guruji's saving grace, which steers him away from troubled waters, in any and every hour of need. And hundreds of thousands who have come to Him - troubled by disease or mental strife, discouraged by the world - have not only found the divine healing touch but also the way out of suffering, the way to beat the strain of modern, material life.

To have Guruji's darshan is to be blessed forever. To take refuge in Him is to touch the hem of Immortality, which grants you the courage to laugh off worries and diseases. To be led by His guidance is like being in a fort, protected against all odds, unscathed by the bad times. To be granted to follow Him is to touch the wellspring of life itself, of love, of sweet sanity; it is to walk the humble road of service and devotion.

About Trust

Shri Mukund Devacharya Peeth (Trust) Mithila Kunj-Vrindavan - ABOUT TRUST


Dwara Gadyacharya Anantshribibhusith Jagadguru Nimabarkacharya Shri Mukund Devacharya Peeth Trust established and pooja started in dec 1953.
Very beautiful, attractive deity (statue) of Thakur Shri Radha Mohan Ji Maharaj is sitting on the throne in the temple who fulfils the demands, intentions of all the coming devotees.
The Seva of Shree Thakur Ji is being performed in the pattern of Nimbarka Sampradaya.
Shri Mukund Devacharya Peeth Trust incorporated with a motive to help old and poor ladies (Mais) and Educational help to children. Providing Rooms for Stay to pilgrims.

Yoga & Meditation Classes. Bhajan & Kirtan by Dwara Gadyacharya Anantshribibhusith Jagadguru Nimbarkacharya ShriMukundDevacharya Peethadhiswar Shri Radhe Shyam Saran Devacharya Ji Maharaj.

To spread the spiritual knowledge and great wisdom of India all over the world by giving lectures on Shree Mad Bhagwatam, Shree Balmiki Ramayan, Shri Ram Charit Manas, Shree Mad Bhagwat Gita, and other great epics.
Shri Sadguru dev Ji Maharaj founded the Ashram with the view of disseminating the teachings of Vaishnavism throughout the world, with the Ashram serving as the locus for all activities. With the grace of his own Gurudev, Param Gurudev Bhagwan Swami Shri Radha Mohan Das Ji Maharaj Vrindavan, and the Grace of Thakur Shri Radha-Mohan Ji Maharaj, the Ashram provides for the spiritual needs of all visitors.
The most delightful forms of the Lord, Shri Radha-Mohan Ji are enthroned in a humble Mandir and are served daily with devotion. Shri Sadgurudeva Ji Maharaja’s devotion can be seen manifest in the Lord’s accepting smile. Shri Shri Radha-Mohan Bhagavan accepts the sincere pleas of the most fallen souls. Shri Mukund Devacharya Peeth (Trust) Mithila Kunj Ashram in Vrindavan houses, feeds and educates around 25 Brahmacharis. There is also facilities for visiting devotees in the Bhakta Nivasa rooms, and there is Shri Sadgurudeva Ji Maharaj’s own residence. There is also a Gaushala in where many cows and their calfs are tended to, which provide all the dairy needs for the Ashram. The Ashram is also a very green area, with Bilva trees, Neem trees, Tamala trees, Tulasi gardens, Rose gardens, Jasmine, Ashoka trees and Kadamba trees. It really does remind one of being in the original Shridham Vrindavana.