From birth to Samadhi - A divine journey
Sree Narayana Guru was born in 1856 at Chempazhanthy, a village near Thiruvananthapuram. He was born into the Ezhava caste, which at that time faced severe discrimination. Despite these challenges, he mastered Sanskrit, Astrology, and Ayurveda. His life was a silent but powerful revolution against the caste system and untouchability that existed in India. In 1888, he performed the famous Aruvipuram Consecration, challenging the religious monopoly of the upper castes.
Guru's message was simple yet profound: "One Caste, One Religion, One God for Mankind." He emphasized that education and organization are the keys to social freedom. He established numerous schools and temples that were open to everyone, regardless of caste. His visit to Sri Lanka and his interactions with international figures brought his philosophy to a global audience. Until his Samadhi in 1928 at Sivagiri, he worked tirelessly for the upliftment of the downtrodden, leaving behind a legacy of peace, equality, and wisdom.
To create a world without caste or religious boundaries, driven by love and brotherhood.
To preserve and propagate the teachings of Guru Devan using modern digital archives.