DIBYADHAM YOGASHRAM was founded by Her Holiness Sri Maa Bhabamayee Paramahansa. Originally a small hermitage, it naturally grew as the fragrance of Her divine love drew sincere seekers. Her eternal presence is the guiding light, and Her grace the constant source of inspiration for the ashram.
Dibyadham Yogashram, Puri
Her Holiness Sri Maa Bhabamayee Paramahansa
Dibyadham Tapovan Ashram, Motori, Puri Dist.
Dibyadham Yogashram was formally registered as a society on 28th April 1988 under the Societies Registration Act (No. XXI of 1860). It was recognised as an educational institution by the Government of India on 3rd February, 1999 and as a charitable institution by the District Collector, Puri, on 17th June 1999. The ashram has affiliated branches of Banaprastha Ashram in Puri and Tapovan Ashram in Motori.
Pujya Swami Anandaji Maharaj
After Holy Mother returned to Her eternal abode in May 2002, Pujya Swami Anandaji Maharaj assumed the presidency of Dibyadham Yogashram.
He devoted His whole self to serving Holy Mother and aiding spiritual aspirants until April 2025, when He attained Mahasamadhi.
Since April 2025, Sri Nirbananandaji Maharaj has been
serving as the President of Dibyadham Yogashram.
He devotes himself to preserving the teachings and ideals imparted by Holy Mother as the living tradition of the Institution.
Sri Nirbananandaji Maharaj
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF DIBYADHAM YOGASHRAM
a) To diffuse knowledge of ethical and spiritual principles and practices of Sanatan Dharma and Yoga conducive to the welfare of entire humanity.
b) To promote and conduct activity of cultural, social, religious, and charitable nature and to conduct researches in such fields.
c) To establish, maintain, manage, and render assistance to temples, monasteries, and other religious centres for preaching and teaching the principles and practices of dharma and culture.
d) To establish an order of teachers for the purpose of propagation of Sanatan Dharma and Yoga. To open, manage, and assist seminars or centres for training of such teachers and acharyas (spiritual preceptors).
e) To offer prizes and grant scholarships, stipends, or render other financial or material aid and assistance in furtherance of the objects of the Yogashram.