Guru Parampara

The unbroken line of gurus of the present Suvishal Gachchha, carried forward from Siddhant Mahodadhi Acharya Shrimad Vijay Prem Surishwarji Maharaj.

  • Yashovijay Surishwarji Maharaj

    Bhaktiyogacharya Shrimad Vijay

    Yashovijay Surishwarji Maharaj

  • Jayshekhar Surishwarji Maharaj

    Surimantra Samaradhak Shrimad Vijay

    Jayshekhar Surishwarji Maharaj

  • Dharmajit Surishwarji Maharaj

    Sahajanandi Shrimad Vijay

    Dharmajit Surishwarji Maharaj

  • Bhuvanbhanu Surishwarji Maharaj

    Suvishal Gachchhadhipati Shrimad Vijay

    Bhuvanbhanu Surishwarji Maharaj

  • Prem Surishwarji Maharaj

    Siddhant Mahodadhi Shrimad Vijay

    Prem Surishwarji Maharaj

  • Jayghosh Surishwarji Maharaj

    Siddhant Divakar, Gachchhadhipati Shrimad Vijay

    Jayghosh Surishwarji Maharaj

  • Rajendra Surishwarji Maharaj

    Prashantmurti Shrimad Vijay

    Rajendra Surishwarji Maharaj

  • Gunratna Surishwarji Maharaj

    Dikshadaneshwari Shrimad Vijay

    Gunratna Surishwarji Maharaj

  • Jagvallabh Surishwarji Maharaj

    Chandra Dharmachakra Tap Prabhavak Shrimad Vijay

    Jagvallabh Surishwarji Maharaj

Our Gurujis

Shri Labdhivallabh Surishwarji M. S.

P. Acharya Vijay

Shri Labdhivallabh Surishwarji M. S.

Heir to the Suvishal Gachchha lineage, Acharya Shri Labdhivallabh Surishwarji Maharaj carries the scriptural rigour of his gurus into everyday sadhana. His discourses return again and again to a single test — does the study change the conduct? Under his guidance Pasag Vihar took shape as a place where text, practice and service are not three activities but one.

Shri Yashratna Vijayji M. S.

P. Panyas

Shri Yashratna Vijayji M. S.

Panyas Shri Yashratna Vijayji Maharaj holds the quieter half of the same work — the long hours of self-study, the steady counsel, the discipline that asks nothing of others it has not first asked of itself. Seekers who come to him for direction leave with something plainer and more usable: a next step.

In Guruji's Hand

Where the seeking is honest, the road is already short. Do not measure the distance — measure the step.

Labdhivallabh Surishwarji

Health is of the body; steadiness is of the mind. Water, food, sleep, restraint — the plain things are the whole of the practice.

Yashratna Vijayji

The Five Pillars of Our Life

Purpose

Clear discernment, and a direction worth walking.

Learning

Conduct and culture — knowledge carried further.

Self-study

Daily contemplation of the Agamas and the commentaries.

Service

Care offered without accounting, to whoever is in front of us.

Equanimity

The same regard for all, kept even when it costs.

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