World's Largest Meditation Centre in Hyderabad can accommodate 1 lakh people

GUWAHATI: The world's largest meditation centre of its kind was inaugurated at Kanha Shanti Vanam located in the suburbs of Hyderabad close to the Bangalore highway inaugurated. The centre can accommodate 100,000 people at a time. The centre was inaugurated on January 29th in the global headquarters of Heartfulness on the outskirts of Hyderabad. Shri Swami Ramdev and Heartfulness Guide Kamlesh D Patel graced the occasion.

"The centre that can accommodate one lakh meditation practitioners at a time was unveiled in the presence of Yoga guru Baba Ramdev and other dignitaries to mark the 75th anniversary of the formation of Ram Chandra Mission and Heartfulness Institute," according to a release.

The Meditation Hall was set up to commemorate the 75 years of Shri Ram Chandra Mission and celebrate the birth anniversary of Lalaji Maharaj

Heartfulness is a "system of practical training emerged in the 1890s through the research of a spiritual prodigy named Shri Ram Chandra, known as Lalaji by his family and friends. While he was still a boy, Lalaji's research led him to rediscover the ancient art of Transmission of spiritual energy, and he integrated Transmission or pranahuti into the practices that he offered. One of the people he trained, coincidentally also named Ram Chandra, became his successor and representative in the lineage of Heartfulness Guides. Babuji, as he was fondly known, further refined and simplified the method his guide had given, retaining the essence, the spiritual essentials. He gave us the core practices known as Sahaj Marg Raja Yoga, which form the basis of the Heartfulness practices we know today. Babuji founded the Shri Ram Chandra Mission in 1945, a non-profit organization he named after his Guide, Lalaji," the website states.

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