The Guru Parivar
Pujya Guruji, Guru Maa and Swami Sandeep Onkar ji — the guiding light of Bhagwan Shri Brahma Mandir, Kurukshetra.
Three lamps, one light
Under whose love and tapasya the mandir lives and grows — and through whose blessings thousands of families have found their way to the Lord.
A life given to bhakti and seva
Pujya Guruji is the spiritual guide of Brahma Mandir. His gentle smile, his simple words and his tireless seva are the heart of the temple family.
Through regular satsang and pravachan, Guruji reminds devotees that the Divine is not far away — it lives in every act of kindness, every honest day's work and every name of God remembered with love. Under his guidance the temple's havans, festivals and annadanam have grown year after year.
गुरु गोविंद दोऊ खड़े, काके लागूं पांय ।
बलिहारी गुरु आपने, गोविंद दियो बताय ॥“Guru and Govind both stand before me — whose feet shall I touch first? I bow to the Guru, who showed me the way to Govind.”— SANT KABIR
The motherly grace of the mandir
Pujya Guru Maa is the loving mother of the temple family. Her warmth welcomes every devotee, and her devotion fills the aarti with feeling.
From leading the women's satsang to blessing children on their birthdays, Guru Maa embodies the compassion of the Divine Mother. Devotees say that a few moments in her presence leave the heart lighter and the mind at peace.
Carrying the flame forward
Swami Sandeep Onkar ji, the son of Pujya Guruji and Guru Maa, has grown up in the lap of the mandir — in its aartis, its havans and its seva.
Today he stands beside Guruji and Guru Maa at every major utsav, from the shobha yatra on the flower chariot to the havans of Kurdi Wale Maharaj ji's janmotsav, and connects a new generation of devotees with the temple.
जय गुरुदेव · जय ओंकार
गुरुर्ब्रह्मा गुरुर्विष्णुः गुरुर्देवो महेश्वरः ।
गुरुः साक्षात् परब्रह्म तस्मै श्रीगुरवे नमः ॥
“The Guru is Brahma, the Guru is Vishnu, the Guru is Maheshvara. The Guru is the Supreme Brahman itself — salutations to that revered Guru.”
Teachings for daily life
The essence of the satsang, distilled into four simple practices for every householder.
Naam Simran
Keep the Lord's name on the tongue and in the heart through every task of the day.
Nishkam Seva
Serve without wanting anything in return — in the temple, at home and in society.
Satsang
Sit in the company of the truth; the mind takes the colour of the company it keeps.
Bhola Bhav
God is reached through a simple, innocent heart — not through cleverness. Come as a child comes to its mother.
Moments with the Guru Parivar
Pravachan, tilak, garlands and blessings — glimpses from the satsangs and celebrations of the temple family.
Guruji explaining during pravachan
Guruji adorned with pink and white garlands
Guruji laughing with devotees
Guru Maa and Guruji resting in the mandap
Guruji garlanded, in a moment of dhyan
Guruji and Guru Maa garlanded before the temple darbarGuruji raising his hand in blessing
Guruji blessing devotees in the temple hall
Guruji, Swami ji and Guru Maa at satsang
Guruji and Guru Maa seated for satsang
Pujya Guruji
Guruji and Guru Maa garlanded in the ashram garden
Guru Maa and Guruji garlanded on Kurdi Wale Maharaj ji's janmotsav
Guruji leading the satsang
Pujya Guruji smiling in the temple garden
Guruji garlanded in the gardenShrine of Kurdi Wale Maharaj Shri Ji
In the temple courtyard stands the shrine of Kurdi Wale Maharaj Shri Ji, garlanded and honoured by devotees every day.
His janmotsav on Ashtami is celebrated with havan, bhajan and bhandara. Devotees offer flowers and bow here before entering the sanctum, remembering that every blessing of the Lord reaches us through the grace of the Guru.
All Shrines of the Mandir
