
From December 1951 in Pune to December 1956 in Hyderabad, Gurudev conducted a series of Jnana Yajnas that inspired widespread interest in the Vedic scriptures across the country. To mark the 25th Jnana Yajna held in Hyderabad, the first volume of a publication titled Hail Renaissance was released. The publication featured a letter from Gurudev dated 20 December 1956, reflecting on the emerging Hindu renaissance. It also included his article on the origin of the Chinmaya movement, along with messages and testimonials from devotees.

Founder of Chinmaya Mission
A profound spiritual thinker and revered authority on Vedanta philosophy, Swami Chinmayananda devoted over four decades to passionately spreading the timeless teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads worldwide. With his clarity of thought, depth of knowledge, and unwavering compassion, he awakened the hearts of millions of people. His legacy continues through Chinmaya Mission’s vibrant movement of study, service, and self-transformation.

Global Head
From a devoted student of Chinmaya Mission to becoming its Global Head, Swami Swaroopananda’s journey is a testament to dedication, wisdom, and compassionate leadership guiding the Mission worldwide. Swamiji travels extensively around the world, leading a busy teaching schedule alongside annual family and youth camps. His warmth and innate talent for connecting with people from all walks of life make him a beloved leader in sharing the timeless wisdom of oneness.


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Telangana, India