Samarpan Meditation commenced its journey about 800 years ago. In the Himalayan mountain range, realised spiritual teachers who many know as Gurus or Saints used to live happily in nature, but were not happy about the situation society was facing. They were well aware of the quarrels and disagreements and wished that civilization on Earth should also receive this knowledge of nature which could help them not only to progress in all areas of their life, but also to unite as human beings.
Due to this very reason they started developing a simple way of transferring their knowledge through the inculcation of values of the Master. This simple way or method had to have the following criteria. Firstly, it should be easy to understand and should not entail the need for money or reading of big volumes. Secondly, complete knowledge of the same should be available to any person in society – be it a president, multi-billionaire, working class person or a simple beggar on the street. Lastly, and most importantly this method should have the ability to unite one human being with another, meaning a method which would not require human beings from different races, gender, cultures and languages to leave their backgrounds or change their habits or ways of life. Whether the person was spiritual, religious or atheist, he/she could live life normally and happily while uniting through the same simple method which could connect human beings to nature.
After 800 years the realised teachers or saints of the Himalayan Mountains developed a simple method based on the above criteria, but they now required a human being to bring this uniting knowledge back to society. At the time they required a human being who was a family man/householder, who already had a wife and child to learn this knowledge and carry it back to society and serve as an example of how a normal family person can fully succeed in his life, and at the same time easily unite with other human beings from different backgrounds because of his simple connection to nature.
The founder of Samarpan Meditation, Shree Shivkrupanand Swami was that human being who gave up his job as a well-paid marketing manager and went to the Himalayas to imbibe this knowledge. He then practiced this method for some time and thereafter started teaching it to society on the basis of his very own personal life experiences while continuing his family life as a father of 3 children and a happy, strong marriage with his wife.
In 1998 he began spreading this knowledge free of cost through workshops and teachings in Burma, Bhutan, Nepal, Sikkim and Northern India. Samarpan Meditation has now gradually developed and spread across the world. With centers in USA, Canada, UK, Peru, Brazi , Uganda, Kenya, South Africa, Singapore, Australia, Germany, Japan, Dubai, Malaysia and many more and is practiced by people from all walks of life.
Shree Shivkrupanand Swami has received letters of appreciation for his work from the former Indian President Hon. Mrs. Pratibha Patil as well as from the Ayush Ministry for conducting a meditation programme for Parliamentarians in New Delhi. He has also been appreciated by the German Consulate as well as the Prime Minister of Sri Lanka for his work in Germany and Sri Lanka respectively.
His Holiness Shree Shivkrupanand Swami was felicitated on 6th June 2019, by the Prime Minister of Nepal, Mr. K.P. Sharma Oli, at the inaugural function of the Himalayan Travel Mart, 2019 in Kathmandu, Nepal. He was appointed the Tourism Goodwill Ambassador – Visit Nepal Year 2020 and a certificate of recognition to that effect was presented to him by the Prime Minister of Nepal, Mr. K.P. Sharma Oli.
His Holiness Shivkrupanand Swami, affectionately known as Swamiji, is the spiritual teacher and founder of Samarpan Meditation.
Having yearned to understand and experience connection with the divine from his early childhood, he spent many years in the Himalayan mountains meditating with Gurus, Siddhas, Rishis, Munis, Kaiwalya Kumbhak Yogis, Buddhist and Jain Monks and Saints – ultimately reaching the High Gurus who exist there and communicate, not with language, but by vibrations through meditation. In that place he received self realisation and discovered within what he had been seeking.
From his Gurus he received the gift of Samarpan Meditation and was sent by them back to society to impart that experience to whoever wishes to receive it.
“All our life, we try to get to know and understand other people but we never try to get to know ourselves. Samarpan Meditation teaches one to get to know oneself. It teaches the common man to turn inwards because it is based on the principle that world peace can never be achieved through holy books or through powerful instruments, but can only be brought about by initiating inner peace in the soul of every individual.” –H.H. Shivkrupanandji
