Shrimuktinath Vedavidya Ashram
(Sanskrit Gurukul)
Panchkula (Haryana)
Illumination of the Vedas, Development of Culture – This is Our Endeavor!
Sanskrit Gurukul
Shri Muktinath Veda Vidya Ashram is a residential Sanskrit Gurukul based on the ancient Indian tradition of the Gurukul system. Its aim is to nurture future generations to be cultured, scholarly, and capable leaders through an integrated study of the Vedas, Upanishads, Sanskrit, philosophy, astrology, and modern subjects. Here, students live in the presence of their guru and receive free education, accommodation, food, and follow a complete Vedic lifestyle.
Our Vision
We aspire to create an educational center where the ancient Indian tradition of knowledge beautifully converges with the modern education system, enriching students physically, intellectually, and spiritually.
Our Journey
This Gurukul, established by Acharya Shri Swamiprasad Mishra (Shrinivasacharya Ji), was started in 2001 from Chandigarh and, despite many challenges, is now operating in its permanent campus in Panchkula. With the support of the Government of Haryana, the community, and devoted well-wishers, this ashram has now become a living example of the preservation of Indian culture.
Founder's Message
The Gurukul education system removes ignorance, negligence, and stubbornness in a child, awakening their latent talents and opening the doors to knowledge and science. It nurtures in the student essential virtues such as humility, integrity, courage, self-respect, determination toward goals, pride in the nation, alertness toward duty, tolerance, compassion, kindness, love, service, and harmony.
Sanskrit is the soul of our eternal culture, and the Vedas are its timeless life-force. Today, when values and virtues are fading in the glare of materialism, it is essential that we make life meaningful once again in the light of our ancient knowledge and wisdom.
Shri Muktinath Veda Vidya Ashram (Sanskrit Gurukul) aims not only at the study of scriptures but at the practice of direct knowledge or purity — the knowledge that can liberate the soul from its bonds, infuse consciousness into society, and provide cultural strength to the nation.
This Gurukul lives the spirit of the guru-shishya tradition, where students are taught the Vedas, scriptures, grammar, philosophy, and ethics through traditional methods. Additionally, values such as discipline, service, character, and compassion are also integrated into the education. For the fulfillment of these objectives, the campus has become a place that provides training in all the essential elements of life and harmonious living. The well-organized classrooms, well-equipped hostels, large sports grounds, music rooms, computer labs, temple, yajna hall, and other facilities are nurturing and shaping the dormant talents and abilities of the students. This campus is fully committed to shaping the future of its students to the best of its ability. I urge all the knowledgeable, spiritual individuals, scholars, and lovers of Sanskrit to...
I urge all the knowledgeable, spiritual individuals, scholars, and lovers of Sanskrit to participate in this sacred yajna — there is no greater donation than the donation of knowledge, and no greater service than the preservation of Sanskrit.
"Knowledge is the highest form of divinity."
Lifte @ Gurukul
Our Features
Students live entirely in a residential environment, where food, clothing, books, and all basic amenities are provided free of charge.
In accordance with the Guru-Shishya tradition, students learn knowledge, values, and life principles in the presence of their revered Guru.
Each day, through yajna (sacrificial fire), aarti (ritual prayers), yoga, and intellectual discussions, students undergo physical, mental, and spiritual development.
Beyond the distinctions of caste, class, or community, all students are given equal love, respect, and opportunities.
All Indian cultural festivals and celebrations are joyously observed in the Gurukul, awakening cultural consciousness in the students.
Students undergo an in-depth study of the Vedas, Upanishads, philosophy, astrology, and Sanskrit literature, enabling them to reach the heights of scholarship and spirituality.
1. Vidya – Modern Education
Education is not a mean to earn a living but to be qualified enough to contribute to world with a decent career. The traditional education system has to be redefined to impart the actual values of an educated being. The values of Vidya encampuses all prerequisite Of modern world professional.
Ambition
Inspiring pursuit of excellence, fostering determination, and achieving full potential.
Creativity
Cultivating innovative thinking and problem-solving skills, encouraging originality and inventive solutions
Leadership
Developing responsible, ethical leaders who are prepared to make positive contributions to society
Dynamism
Empowering students to embrace learning with enthusiasm and energy, fostering an active academic and personal growth environment
Curiosity
Nurturing a lifelong passion for exploration and discovery, encouraging students to question and seek knowledge
2. Sadvidya – Traditional Education
Transforming the lives of the students from the very beginning by imparting the knowledge with the real essence of values & morals extracted from Ancient Indian culture transforming the life of a student into a happy & joyful journey- Imparting Sadvidya helps a student to develop…
Free from Bad Habits
Promoting healthy, disciplined lifestyles free from detrimental habits, emphasizing well-being and self-control
Integrity
The quality of being prudent by Intention, Attitude, behaviour & action. Develops good source
Gratitude
Instilling a sense of appreciation for blessings, fostering positive attitudes and generosity
Non – Violence
Every living being is part of moral fabric, Nobody can seize their right to live for one’s own benefit.
Empathy
Encouraging understanding and compassion, promoting kindness and social harmony
3. Brahmavidya – Spiritual Education
Generally, spirituality is considered as a matter of belief. Well, this is a misconception, the spirituality is actually the experience Of the almighty. Brahmavidya values, the practices defined by eternal vedas and Supreme Bhagwan Shree Swaminarayan, lead us to this amazing enlightenment of realization of self and the almighty god.
Faith
Having strong conviction & faith in Spiritual Scriptures & God as ultimate existence and shelter for souls.
God Realization
Inspiring awareness of the divine presence within and around, guiding students towards spiritual enlightenment
Affection with Saints
Having strong emotional bond & unconditional affection with real Saints & Devotees. Inspiring students to emulate virtuous qualities in their lives.
Self Realization
Awakening to one's true nature, fostering inner peace and fulfillment through personal discovery.
Devotion
Having immense love & affection for God with the devotional practices like chanting god’s name, seva, etc.
Non – Attachment
Developing a wisdom of detachment from materialistic objects. Encouraging students to find joy and fulfilment in spiritual richness.
Our Education
In Shri Muktinath Veda Vidya Ashram, education is not limited to subjects; it is a life-building process. We provide students with a wonderful blend of Vedic tradition and modern science, enabling them to develop fully in knowledge, skills, and values.
Modern Education
We make students proficient in modern subjects in line with the changing world, alongside traditional knowledge:
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Hindi and English Language: Language proficiency, writing skills, and communication abilities.
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Mathematics: A complete understanding of modern mathematics along with Vedic mathematics techniques.
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Science: Fundamental and practical education in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
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Social Studies and Political Science: Understanding of society, culture, and governance systems.
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Computer (Computer Education): Computer literacy, basic programming, internet usage, and digital skills.
Vedic and Classical Education
We connect students directly to the vast ocean of ancient Indian knowledge:
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Vedas: In-depth study and recitation of the Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, and Atharvaveda.
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Grammar (Vyakarana): Analytical study of Sanskrit grammar composed by Panini, Patanjali, and Bhattotpala.
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Mimamsa: Study of the deep secrets of Dharma, rituals, and the Vedas.
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Philosophy (Darshana): Detailed explanation of the six systems of philosophy (Nyaya, Vaisheshika, Sankhya, Yoga, Mimamsa, Vedanta).
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Astrology (Jyotisha): Vedic astrology, mathematical methods, predictive astrology, Panchang creation, and the art of prediction.
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Literature (Sahitya): Study of the works of great Sanskrit literary figures like Kalidasa, Bhasa, Bhavabhuti, and Banabhatta, and the development of poetic art.
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Ramayana, Mahabharata, Bhagavad Gita, and the Puranas: Emotional and intellectual study of these sacred texts.
Yoga, Meditation, and Life Building
The Gurukul life is centered around self-discipline and inner development. To achieve this:
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Yoga Practice: Daily yoga sessions for the unity of body and mind.
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Meditation Practice: Techniques for mental concentration, inner peace, and spiritual development.
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Vedic Rituals: Training in yajnas (sacrificial rites), pujas (prayers), samskaras (rituals), and daily spiritual practices.
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Moral Education and Values: Instilling character building, a spirit of service, humility, and a sense of duty.
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Personality Development: Special sessions for developing self-confidence, leadership skills, communication abilities, and social responsibility.