Sri Nanna Hridayam Trust

About Sri Nanna Hridayam Trust

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About Sri Nannagaru

Shri Bhupathiraju Venkata Lakshmi Narasimharaju, lovingly known as "Nannagaru" (Respectable Father in Telugu), was born on September 23, 1934 in Kommara village, West Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh. In 1957, Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi appeared in a vivid dream that marked a profound turn in his life. He preached the path of Jnana in a manner understandable to a common man.

Sri Nanna Hridayam Trust represents his boundless and unconditional love, continuing his compassionate work to positively impact and bring about meaningful change in the lives of those in need.

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Our Mission

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Sharing Teachings

Preserving and sharing Sri Nannagaru's teachings through satsangs, Ramana Bhaskara, and spiritual resources — preaching the path of Jnana for seekers everywhere.

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Feeding & Healthcare

Feeding the poor, providing medical assistance, elderly care services, and supporting the underprivileged — continuing Nannagaru's compassion for all.

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Education & Upliftment

Offering educational scholarships and support to those in need, rooted in Nannagaru's teaching: "Without humility one cannot obtain education."

Our Activities

Glimpses of the trust's service — feeding the poor, medical aid, education, and community upliftment

Community Service

Reaching out to those in need through food distribution and welfare programmes, continuing Nannagaru's compassion.

Devotee Support

Supporting devotees with medical care, educational scholarships, and assistance during personal challenges.

Spiritual Gatherings

Satsangs and gatherings where devotees come together as one family, sharing Nannagaru's teachings of peace and love.

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Daily reflections, teachings, and stories from the life of Sri Nannagaru

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"Externally it might appear all devotees are not equal, but inside of Guru all devotees are equal. Devotees are our real relatives."
— Sadguru Sri Nannagaru