Siddha Guru Pushkara Purvajna · Bengaluru
A living Siddha path of meditation and Shaktipat initiation. Two paths, Shiva and Shakti, lead to one goal: knowing who you are.
The question
Ask who you are, and the answers come quickly. A name. A profession. Someone's child, someone's partner. Then they stop. The one question that matters rarely troubles us until life has already run its course.
The Siddhas teach that the answer is not found in books. It is awakened, through grace and through practice, by a Guru who has walked the path himself.
The Guru
His path began not in a monastery but in an ordinary family life. One question would not leave him, and it led him through four decades of practice: healing work from 1985, Kriya Yoga, long meditation in Badrinath and Kedarnath, and initiation into Siddha Yoga in Rishikesh.
“If I have not tasted it myself, how can I tell you it is sweet?”
In a Siddha, the measure of a Guru is not what he knows but what he can awaken in another. A Siddha lives in union with the Self, and his rarest gift is Shaktipat: awakening a seeker's dormant spiritual energy through grace.
When his healing work began to draw a name, Guruji stepped back. “A name breeds ego,” he says, “and ego is the one wall I could not have broken.” The search continued until the Siddha path brought every teaching together.
From that path he shaped Spiritual Conscious: free of excess ritual, faithful to the Siddhas, and practical enough for an ordinary life. Everything he teaches, he has first lived.
The path
The three symbols of our name hold the whole teaching. Shiva purifies. Shakti awakens. Both lead to the Soul.
Shiva Conscious · Shiva Tattva Sadhana
Shiva is infinite awareness, beyond thought and form. Through Siddha meditation the seeker rests in that stillness, and deep karmic impressions loosen their hold. Every seeker begins here.
See the 10 Shiva programsShakti Conscious · Shakti Tattva Sadhana
Shakti is boundless creative power. In her presence, rigid identities soften and intuition awakens. From Sri Vidya to the mysteries of Tripura Rahasya, each initiation draws the seeker closer to her.
See the 6 Shakti programsThe goal · Soul Conscious
Aham Brahmasmi does not mean “I am God.” In Guruji's words, it means a spark of the infinite has come to live in you. Realising it is the goal both paths lead to. It is not a course you take. It is where the practice arrives.
How it begins
Come to the free satsang any Thursday, 5–7 pm IST, at the centre in JP Nagar. Meet Guruji and ask your questions.
Every program begins with Shaktipat Deeksha from Guruji: the transmission that turns teaching into experience.
Grace is a seed. It ripens through sadhana at home, five minutes or an hour, done completely.
Programs
All programs are taught in person by Guruji at the centre in Bengaluru.
Fees in Indian rupees (INR), from the latest program. A seat is reserved with a ₹3,000 advance; the balance is paid on the day. Please confirm dates and fees on WhatsApp.
Manasa Sarovara · Gaurish Akki Studio · 2 h 9 min · Kannada
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Teachings
A two-hour conversation on the five bodies, karma, the chakras, and the question “Who am I?”. In Kannada.
Watch on YouTube“Siddha means perfect. Whatever you do, do it completely.”
“No Guru can cut your karma. He gives you the power to untie it.”
“Your chakras are like flowers: fresh at dawn, wilted by evening, unless you tend them.”
Voices of seekers
“What I once considered myth has become a tangible reality. My spiritual journey, ignited on that auspicious day, will continue until my last breath.”
Questions
Anyone from eight years of age, men and women alike. Saraswathi Deeksha is open to children from six. No prior experience is needed: every seeker starts at the same place.
Come to a Thursday satsang first. Most seekers then begin with Siddha Meditation 1: Self Healing. The path is taken in order, like school, from the first class to the degree.
No. Guruji walked this path as a householder. The Siddha way is practical enough to be lived in an ordinary life.
No one can untie another person's karma. What the Guru gives is the power to release it yourself, through daily practice.
Spiritual Conscious is not a religion. Worship is beautiful and you may keep it, but transformation comes through sadhana: the mantra received, the practice kept.
Five minutes, ten, or an hour. What matters is that you do it completely and without confusion.
Arrive by 8:30 am IST. Dress comfortably and modestly: white for men, yellow or red for women. Bring a notebook, a pen and a meditation mat. Lunch and evening tea are provided. Phones stay on silent, and recording is not permitted.
Programs are taught in person in Bengaluru, and a few also run online. Message us on WhatsApp with your country and time zone, and we will tell you what is available.
Visit the centre
One Thursday evening is enough to know whether this path is yours.