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The aim is to make the world an everlasting garden of peace by the 25th century. The way to attain this is to ensure that each and every individual lives with love and unity with themselves and whomsoever they come in contact with. 

In our journey towards this aim, it is important that we understand the goal of human life which is to attain everlasting peace and good health. The only way to achieve this twin objective is to ensure that we develop subtle and critical intellect. Our Ashram is fully engaged in the service of helping people achieve this keen-edged thinking through the practice of meditation. 

Paranjothi Mahan simplified the meditation technique which can be practized by people from all walks of life. 

Jegat Maha Guru Gnanavallal Paranjothi Mahan was born on May 2, 1903 at 8.30 pm in a small village in Kansapuram, part of Virudhunagar district, Srivilliputhur in Tamil Nadu. 

On Nov 11, 1911 at 11:00 am he witnessed a public celebration in his native place which kindled the desire to see God. His longing for God made him observe several practices (fasting, chanting, etc) till 1938. Finally, his thirst for Almighty led him to a Guru who initiated him on Jan 7, 1938. At that moment indeed he blossomed as Primordial Lord (Paranjothi). In 1939 he returned to India and stayed at Madurai and started initiating people.