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Gurudev Tandav Pandit Pashupati M.K.C. Rudraguptapadacharya Ji Maharaj represents an inspiring spiritual journey. He was born in 1980 in Hyderabad, under the name of Shrikrishna Pyarelal. From his early years, he had a profound fascination with meditation, which became a significant part of his life.
After completing his education, Gurudev established a successful software company. However, due to his unwavering dedication to social service and spirituality, he chose to leave the technology sector and embrace the spiritual path. At the age of just eight, after receiving the blessing of his guru, he took "Gurudiksha" in 1998 and adopted the name "Rudra."
After becoming a householder yogi in 2004, he furthered his meditation practice and dedicated himself to spiritual penance in the serene valleys of the Himalayas from 1998 to 2016. During this time, he also devoted half of his time to social service. Due to his profound knowledge and deep connection with Pashupat Vidya, he was awarded the title "Guptapadacharya," and since then, he has been known as "Rudraguptapadacharya."
In 2009, he was honored with the title of Tandav Pandit, and that same year, he attained the essence of Bhairav. His spirit of social service played a crucial role in the permanent establishment of the "Gurusatta Math" in the Himalayas and the creation of the Gyan Kunj library, aimed at preserving ancient scriptures. He initiated the Panchgavya Mahakumbh for the protection of cows and took on the responsibility for its operations from 2012 to 2016.
During the "Gauchhatra Samrajya Yatra" in 2015, he toured various shelters for three months to assess their conditions. In 2017, he set a significant example by providing accommodation for 15 days to Dholakia, the heir of the Hare Krishna Diamond Group, at his ashram.
In 2019, he founded "Mission Eco Bharat," with the aim of re-establishing India's greatness. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he devised an ambitious plan for humanitarian service, which included constructing a temple for Devi Kamaklaka Kali in South India, along with provisions for free meals, free education, and free medical care.
Despite numerous achievements and awards, Gurudev's simplicity and spirit of serving living beings are truly inspiring. His actions have infused new consciousness and a sense of service in society, making him a source of inspiration for all.
