Here’s how a Guru from Jodhpur is contributing to the welfare of society

Jodhpur (Rajasthan) [India], October 25:  Guru Shri Kriparam Ji Maharaj is known for his social work for the welfare of society and the environment to create a better tomorrow for upcoming generations. During the pandemic, Shri Kriparam Ji Maharaj undertook various social welfare campaigns such as the Corona Seva Abhiyan that focused on aiding the ones in need through the distribution of masks and sanitisers, spreading awareness and providing monetary assistance. Further, he also conducted Nasha Mukti Abhiyan (drug de-addiction campaign) and the Pedh Lagaye Prakriti Bachayein Abhiyan (plant trees, save the Earth), wherein he encouraged the people to plant as many saplings as they could to help the environment recover.

Under the guidance of Guru Kriparam Ji Maharaj Gurukripa, the  Netada ashram takes care of more than 100 cows in a well-organized arrangement in Gaushala Baori. Additionally, Shri Kriparam Ji and his team work to raise awareness across the world to save the environment and why it is important to plant trees. Through this, he and his team have planted more than 10,000 trees at a time.

Guru Shri Kriparam Ji Maharaj is a graduate in Hindi literature, history and philosophy, as well as a post-graduate in political science and Hindi literature. Furthermore, the philanthropic also possesses the knowledge of sangeet Prabhakar (classical music), Shri Bhagavata Purana, and various other forms of music such as classical, folk, bhajans, slokas and stotras. Guru Shri Kriparam Ji Maharaj is also well-versed in yoga and meditation.

Guru Shri Kriparam Ji Maharaj was born in 1994 in Umaid Nagar, 35 km away from Jodhpur. At the age of 4, Guru Shri Kriparam Ji Maharaj left his home and gave his first philosophical lecture at the age of 5 at Khedapa Ramdham in Jodhpur. He has contributed over 50 crore rupees to various gaushalas by reading more than 100 stories in 12 years with the help of the people of gau sevarth. Guru Kriparam Ji Maharaj has spread his words and virtues worldwide to inspire everyone to live a healthy and prosperous life.

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