दीक्षा नामा : श्री चैतन्यानंद नाथः।
श्रीनाथ: श्री सच्चिदानंद नाथः।
परमगुरु : श्री कमलानंद नाथः।
परमेष्ठिगुरु : श्री दिव्यानंद नाथः।

Sri Chaitanya (deeksha nama: Sri Chaitanyananda Natha) has received Poorna Deeksha from Sri Sachchidananda Natha. He embarked on his spiritual journey at the age of 15 under the guidance of Sri Rama Yogi. Immersed in intense sadhana, he quickly blossomed into a Meditation and Siddhi porgram teacher at 18 while simultaneously nurturing his love for Physics, Philosophy, Psychology, and Mathematics. A voracious reader, he delved deep into various subjects, quickly mastering them.

While on a mission to conduct a meditation camp in Srisailam, Sri Chaitanya underwent a profound spiritual awakening at Phaladara-Panchadara, a place sanctified by tapasya of Adi Shankaracharya centuries earlier. This intense experience in the divine kshetra, profoundly altered his spiritual trajectory, signifying an important milestone in his life’s journey.

His quest for genuine spiritual wisdom led him deep into the Himalayas, where he spent several months each year in deep meditation, seeking enlightenment.

While in Uttar Kashi with Sri Giridharji Maharaj, he was given a choice by the enlightened master. He could stay in the Himalayas and continue his intense tapasya (spiritual practice), thereby clearing his prarabda karmas, or go back to society to experience and resolve his karmas and help others with their spiritual journeys. He chose the latter option.

Sri Chaitanya’s path intersected with Yogi Sri Sivaramji, an educator inspired by Jiddu Krishnamurti philosophy. This friendship blossomed into years of travel, meditation, and profound discussions on the various facets of life, significantly influencing Sri Chaitanya’s spiritual evolution.

In his relentless pursuit of authentic traditional knowledge, Sri Chaitanya sought wisdom from various masters across India. Blessed by Guru Dattatreya and Sri Lalitha Tripura Sundari, he mastered intricate practices of Srividya Sadhana, Dasha Mahavidya and Kundalini Sadhana. His study of Kashmir Shaivism was particularly intense and transformative.

Centuries earlier, Sri Vidyaranya Swami, the esteemed Jagadguru of Sringeri Sharada Peetham and architect of the Vijayanagara Dynasty, adeptly merged the esoteric facets of Advaita Vedanta and Tantra, especially Kashmir Shaivism. He composed the “श्रीविद्यार्णवतन्त्रम्” (Sri Vidyarnava Tantram), a pivotal work in Sri Vidya philosophy’s mystical domain, intertwining Vedanta’s profound insights with Tantra’s complex rituals. This seminal text exemplifies his deep grasp and fusion of these spiritual doctrines, capturing Srividya’s essence by seamlessly integrating the most profound elements of both philosophies.

Deeply influenced by Sri Vidyaranya Swami’s teachings, Sri Chaitanya embarked on a journey through the realms of Advaita and the Kaula schools of Sri Vidya Sadhana. Embracing the wisdom from these rich spiritual traditions, he received initiation into both the Kaula Sampradaya and the Advaita Sampradaya, thus weaving together the diverse teachings and practices of these distinct spiritual lineages.

Throughout his spiritual journey, Sri Chaitanya remained committed to enhancing education, striving to elevate the quality of teaching and transform learning into a joyful experience.

Guided by Guru Dattatreya and Divine Mother Sri Lalitha Tripura Sundari, he aims to create GoSeva Centres, a Gurukulam for Alternative Education, an Ayurvedic Healing Centre, and a Multiversity for various pursuits, each a hub of spiritual awakening.