Janmashatabdi 2026 - Janm Shatabdi 2026

Janmashatabdi 2026: A Centennial Tribute to Vandaniya Mataji and the Flame of Akhand Jyoti

The year 2026 marks a sacred milestone in the history of All World Gayatri Pariwar (AWGP) — the Janmashatabdi Year of Vandaniya Mata Bhagwati Devi Sharma, the revered spiritual companion and divine shakti of Yugrishi Pt. Shriram Sharma Acharya. As the centenary of her divine advent on this earth, Janmashatabdi 2026 is not merely a remembrance of her physical birth, but a global celebration of her ideals, her silent strength, and her unparalleled contribution to the Yug Nirman Yojna.

Under the radiant guidance of Akhand Jyoti, the eternal flame of awakened consciousness that continues to inspire millions, AWGP is organizing a series of profound spiritual, cultural, and social events across India and abroad throughout this auspicious year. These initiatives are not only a tribute to Mataji’s life and vision but also a clarion call to awaken the Divinity within Humanity.

Vandaniya Mataji: Embodiment of Divine Shakti

Mata Bhagwati Devi Sharma was not merely a collaborator in the mission of Yugrishi, but the very foundation upon which the temple of this spiritual renaissance was built. With the tenderness of a mother and the willpower of a sage, she nurtured the Gayatri Mission in its formative years. Her silent tapasya, unshakable faith, and absolute surrender to the ideals of selfless service, made her an eternal beacon of strength and humility for millions.

Through her guidance, countless women across the globe were awakened to the power of spiritual motherhood, embracing their role as the moral backbone of society. Her life remains a living scripture of Shakti-Sadhana, inspiring generations to walk the path of inner light.

Janmashatabdi Celebrations: A Nationwide Awakening

To commemorate this divine occasion, AWGP has envisioned Janmashatabdi 2026 as a year-long movement of spiritual upliftment, collective awakening, and cultural rejuvenation. Key highlights of the celebrations include:

Jyoti Kalash Yatra

A grand, nationwide procession of sacred Jyoti Kalash (flames symbolizing inner light and divine wisdom) is being carried out in every corner of the country. Each Kalash is lit with the fire of Akhand Jyoti from Shantikunj and is accompanied by processions, satsangs, and sankirtans. These yatras serve as mobile temples, rekindling spiritual fervor in hearts and homes.

Mass Gayatri Sadhana and Anusthans

Devotees and spiritual seekers are being called upon to undertake collective Gayatri Sadhana, Anusthans, and Yagyas throughout the year. This sacred practice not only pays homage to Mataji’s ideals but also creates a powerful field of spiritual vibrations that purify the environment and transform collective consciousness.

Social Upliftment Campaigns

In alignment with Mataji’s deep compassion for the underprivileged and her vision of a just society, various social reform campaigns are being undertaken. These include:

Women Empowerment Programs
Youth Character Building Workshops
Health and Hygiene Drives
Environmental Awareness and Plantation Campaigns

Publication of Commemorative Literature

A special series of literature and publications — including previously unpublished discourses, letters, and memoirs of Mataji — are being compiled and circulated to propagate her divine message to new generations.

International Observances and Online Events

AWGP centers across the globe are joining in through virtual events, collective meditations, and online discourses. In this digital age, the message of Yugrishi and Vandaniya Mataji is being echoed in multiple languages and cultures — a true Vishwamitra Parivar in spirit and action.

A Call to the Devout: Participate in this Spiritual Renaissance

The Janmashatabdi of Vandaniya Mataji is not just a ceremonial celebration — it is a movement of inner awakening. Every devotee, every seeker, and every noble soul is being invited to become a living flame of this Akhand Jyoti, to pledge their life in service of Sadguna Vikas (moral development), Sanskar Nirman, and Samajik Parivartan.

Let us come together to honor her legacy not with flowers, but with actions; not just with rituals, but with transformation — of the self, of society, and of the future.