In his previous life, His Holiness Mahatapasvi Shri Kumarswamiji was in Gyanganj (Jnanganj) Ashram in the Himalayas. His name was Swami Kshemananda then and his Guru was Paramhansa Swami Nemananda Ji. In Jnanganj Ashram there are two branches – Yoga and Science. Swami Kshemananda Ji was a student in Yoga branch. In this life, as Shri Kumarswamiji, he was in close and continuous contact with Gyanganj Ashram. Gyanganj Ashram has many adepts working for the benefit of mankind and the whole universe. To mention a few names of the adepts of Gyanganj Ashram – Paramhansa Maha Tapa Ji Maharaj, Paramhansa Bhrigu Rama Ji, Paramhansa Nemanand Ji, Paramhansa Abhayanand Ji, Paramhansa Jnana-nanda Ji, Paramhansa Vishuddhananda Ji. There are many Bhairavis (women adepts) too – Uma Bhairavi, Shama Bhairavi, Jnana Bhairavi etc. While Paramhansa MahaTapa Ji Maharaj is head of Jnangang Ashram, Uma Bhairavi is head of medical unit of Jnanganj Ashram.
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In his previous life, His Holiness Mahatapasvi Shri Kumarswamiji
was in Gyanganj (Jnanganj) Ashram in the Himalayas. His name was
Swami Kshemananda then and his Guru was Paramhansa Swami Nemananda
Ji. In Jnanganj Ashram there are two branches Yoga and Science.
Swami Kshemananda Ji was a student in Yoga branch. In this life, as
Shri Kumarswamiji, he was in close and continuous contact with
Gyanganj Ashram. Gyanganj Ashram has many adepts working for the
benefit of mankind and the whole universe. To mention a few names
of the adepts of Gyanganj Ashram Paramhansa Maha Tapa Ji Maharaj,
Paramhansa Bhrigu Rama Ji, Paramhansa Nemanand Ji, Paramhansa
Abhayanand Ji, Paramhansa Jnana-nanda Ji, Paramhansa Vishuddhananda
Ji. There are many Bhairavis (women adepts) too Uma Bhairavi, Shama
Bhairavi, Jnana Bhairavi etc. While Paramhansa MahaTapa Ji Maharaj
is head of Jnangang Ashram, Uma Bhairavi is head of medical unit of
Jnanganj Ashram.Paramhansa Vishuddhanand Ji Gandhababa is His
Holiness Shri Kumarswamijis Guru-bandhu (brother-disciple) from his
past life. Towards the end of his this life, Shri Kumarswamiji
consulted with his Gurudeva and the adepts from Gyanganj Ashram;
for his Sadhana (penance and spiritual practices) in this life was
not complete and asked them what should be next course of action
therefore. The adepts asked Shri Kumarswamiji to build a temple
with his own money and place the spiritual power which he had
accumulated in his 50-years long penanace. At the mandate of the
adepts from Gyanganj Ashram, Shri Kumarswamiji built Divya
Devalaya, the Divine Temple in 1995 at Tapovan, Dharwad. The Divine
Temple does not have any image or idol or deity. It has 7 mantras
written on the wall which holds Shri Swamijis spiritual power. The
adepts also told Shri Kumarswamiji that they would send one of
their adepts (Siddha-purush) from Jnanganj to reside in the Divine
Temple. Accordingly Shri Kumarswamijis elder Guru-bandhu,
Paramhansa Shri Vishuddhanand Ji Gandhbaba has come to stay in the
Divine Temple at Dharwad in his subtle body.
