Siddha Guru Pushkara Purvajna · Bengaluru

Consciousness is not taught. It is transmitted.

A living Siddha path of meditation and Shaktipat initiation. Two paths, Shiva and Shakti, lead to one goal: knowing who you are.

Teaching since the 1990s Free satsang every Thursday, 5–7 pm IST Featured on Gaurish Akki Studio

The question

Beyond your name, your work, your family: who are you?

Ask who you are, and the answers come quickly. A name. A profession. Someone's child, someone's partner. Then they stop. The one question that matters rarely troubles us until life has already run its course.

The Siddhas teach that the answer is not found in books. It is awakened, through grace and through practice, by a Guru who has walked the path himself.

Spiritual Conscious was founded by Siddha Guru Pushkara Purvajna to offer that path. Rooted in the ancient Siddha tradition, it guides seekers through Shaktipat Deeksha and meditation, in two streams, Shiva Conscious and Shakti Conscious, each designed to bring mind, body and spirit into harmony.

Siddha Guru Pushkara Purvajna, smiling, in a cream shawl

The Guru

Siddha Guru Pushkara Purvajna

His path began not in a monastery but in an ordinary family life. One question would not leave him, and it led him to learn many meditation practices from different Gurus along his spiritual journey. When he received Guru Deeksha in the Siddha lineage, he brought all of that learning together and founded Spiritual Conscious to teach his own methods of meditation and spiritual healing. He has been teaching since the 1990s.

His message is simple. The divine is not far away: it is within you. Through grace and dedicated inner practice, realisation is not only possible; it is your birthright.

“If I have not tasted it myself, how can I tell you it is sweet?”

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A Siddha is one who has attained union with the Self and lives in that awareness unceasingly. The measure of such a Guru is not what he knows but what he can awaken in another, and his rarest gift is Shaktipat: awakening a seeker's dormant spiritual energy through a transmission of grace.

When his healing work began to draw a name, Guruji stepped back. “A name breeds ego,” he says, “and ego is the one wall I could not have broken.” The search continued until the Siddha path brought every teaching together.

From that path he shaped Spiritual Conscious: free of excess ritual, faithful to the Siddhas, and practical enough for an ordinary life. Everything he teaches, he has first lived.

At its heart is the Siddha understanding of karma. Every joy and every difficulty grows from karmic seeds, but karma is not fixed. Through initiation and meditation, seekers are given the means to untie it themselves, and life becomes lighter: clearer, steadier, and filled with purpose.

“This human birth is a rare chance: to turn inward, to awaken, and to live with divine vision. This is our highest purpose.”

Whether you are just beginning or have walked the path for many years, his guidance is a living bridge between the ordinary and the sacred: a direct experience of the Self within.

The path

Two paths. One goal.

The three symbols of our name hold the whole teaching. Shiva purifies. Shakti awakens. Both lead to the Soul.

Shiva Conscious · Shiva Tattva Sadhana

The path of stillness

Shiva is infinite awareness, beyond thought and form. Through Siddha meditation the seeker rests in that stillness, and deep karmic impressions loosen their hold. Every seeker begins here.

See the 10 Shiva courses

Shakti Conscious · Shakti Tattva Sadhana

The path of the Divine Mother

Shakti is boundless creative power. In her presence, rigid identities soften and intuition awakens. From Sri Vidya to the mysteries of Tripura Rahasya, each initiation draws the seeker closer to her.

See the 6 Shakti courses

The goal · Soul Conscious

To know the one who knows.

Aham Brahmasmi does not mean “I am God.” In Guruji's words, it means a spark of the infinite has come to live in you. Realising it is the goal both paths lead to. It is not a course you take. It is where the practice arrives.

How it begins

Three steps to initiation

  1. Sit with us

    Come to the free satsang any Thursday, 5–7 pm IST, at the centre in JP Nagar. Meet Guruji and ask your questions.

  2. Receive Deeksha

    Every course begins with Shaktipat Deeksha from Guruji: the transmission that turns teaching into experience.

  3. Practise daily

    Grace is a seed. It ripens through sadhana at home, five minutes or an hour, done completely.

Courses

Meditation courses and initiations

All courses are taught in person by Guruji at the centre in Bengaluru.

Fees for all courses are shared on enquiry. Message us on WhatsApp for the fee and the next dates.

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Wisdom

In conversation with Guruji

A two-hour conversation on the five bodies, karma, the chakras, and the question “Who am I?”. In Kannada.

Watch on YouTube

“Siddha means perfect. Whatever you do, do it completely.”

On the Siddha way · 1:11:32

“No Guru can cut your karma. He gives you the power to untie it.”

On karma · 51:05

“Your chakras are like flowers: fresh at dawn, wilted by evening, unless you tend them.”

On the energy centres · 1:04:18

What seekers say

Voices of seekers

“What I once considered myth has become a tangible reality. My spiritual journey, ignited on that auspicious day, will continue until my last breath.”
Nagesh Kumar Verma · IT professional, Bengaluru · Completed all three Siddha Meditation levels

More experiences of seekers

“Thank you, Guruji. You have made us realise the purpose of our life, so I surrendered everything at your feet. I have also experienced you holding me in many different circumstances of my life. That strengthened my faith too.”
Nethra, Mysuru
Translated from Kannada
“This kriya of the Avadhoota Siddhas feels to me like a spiritual communion of the body with the cosmos, in which one loses the sense of being the body and becomes one. I am blessed by the Guru’s grace that has shown me the way to spiritual growth.”
Satish, Tiptur
“Every time I practise, I can feel heat flowing out of my chakras. But the feeling is different for my sahasrara chakra: I can feel it expand, and when it does, for a few seconds I’m able to see my surroundings without opening my eyes.”
Curran, Bengaluru
“Gurudeva, with your grace I have had a wonderful divine experience while practising this meditation. … At the swadhishthana chakra it was really scary the first two days: I was seeing harsh water waves rising up and coming down with all vengeance. With regular practice and the grace of Gurudeva, the water is now relaxed and flowing peacefully. … From the anahata to the sahasrara chakra my mind and body are very silent and poised. I offer my gratitude to my Gurudeva for being with me and guiding me all through.”
Sunitha, Bengaluru
Curran’s mother
Translated from Kannada
“Respected Guruji, it is four years since I came to this sadhana. Every day I bathe and do puja at 4:30 or 5 in the morning and then do the kriya. You taught us how much divine energy surrounds us and how to receive it, how to put away unwanted thoughts and think positively. To us, who knew nothing about the chakras, you gave an understanding of them. … Wherever I go, when I hear Omkara and mantras, all my chakras become active and begin to turn. … You have taught us to experience the awareness of the Paramatma. You blessed me with Shaktipat deeksha. I am truly blessed, and I will always be indebted to you.”
Nalina, Tumakuru
“Every time I practise this meditation I can feel the vibrations in all the chakras, most of all in the manipura and anahata, and I can feel the ajna chakra expand. While chanting one of the navagraha mantras my legs began to ache so much I could hardly bear it, but I kept going without giving up. The next time I practised, the pain had lessened and I could meditate peacefully. I am very proud and happy to learn and practise this method.”
Manasa, Bengaluru
Ayurveda doctor
“I experienced a beautiful energy flowing from my inner tattva to the outer tattva through all my chakras. I felt very light, as if detached from myself, going beyond all the tattvas. … Going higher and higher, I saw a beautiful sparkling light like a circle. Even after the meditation was over, the vibration stayed around my body like an aura for an hour.”
Nethra, Mysuru
“While meditating, the experience of every element is different and very unique. … When the energy is connected to the vishuddhi chakra there is silence and calm. … When connected with Gurudev and Shiva Shakti there are divine lights, and everyone is merging into the total consciousness. Overall the experience was bliss. I feel that while meditating we are sitting on a huge Meru Chakra, receiving divine blessings.”
Mahadeva, Bengaluru
Translated from Kannada
“As I observe, I feel a different vibration. Because we invoke all the powers along with Shiva Shakti, I feel that the blessing of all of them is upon us, and my confidence has grown even more. … It feels as if I have been given the chance to stay merged in meditation for longer.”
Poornima, Bengaluru
“While meditating on the chakras I feel them all expanding, and all the tattvas connected in each chakra. … While doing the Agni tattva I feel fire burning in and around the body, but it does not affect me. … At the sahasrara, with the Shiva tattva, I can feel the mantra running inside me. After that I feel completely relaxed.”
Padmavathi, Bengaluru
Translated from Kannada
“With the bhuta shuddhi my physical body grew warm. The waves of the mantra still surround my body. The Guru tattva and Shiva tattva sadhana has kept my mind at peace. Thanks to the Siddha Guru.”
Harsha, Bengaluru
“It has been a very different experience from anything I had before. The energies and the character of each connection can be easily distinguished, and the flow of each one is different.”
Manish, Bengaluru
“When I sit for the practice I feel the vibration coming out of my chakras. I feel a coolness while doing the navagraha sadhana. After meditation I feel better.”
Kumuda, Mysuru
Translated from Kannada
“The new sadhana is bringing new strength and vitality into me. My pranams.”
Menaka, Mysuru

Questions

Before you begin

Who can begin?

Anyone from eight years of age, men and women alike. Saraswathi Deeksha is open to children from six. No prior experience is needed: every seeker starts at the same place.

Where should I start?

Come to a Thursday satsang first. Most seekers then begin with Siddha Meditation 1: Self Healing. The path is taken in order, like school, from the first class to the degree.

Do I need to give up family life?

No. Guruji walked this path as a householder. The Siddha way is practical enough to be lived in an ordinary life.

Can the Guru take away my karma?

No one can untie another person's karma. What the Guru gives is the power to release it yourself, through daily practice.

Is this religion or ritual?

Spiritual Conscious is not a religion. Worship is beautiful and you may keep it, but transformation comes through sadhana: the mantra received, the practice kept.

How much should I practise each day?

Five minutes, ten, or an hour. What matters is that you do it completely and without confusion.

What happens on a course day?

Arrive by 8:30 am IST. Dress comfortably and modestly: white for men, yellow or red for women. Bring a notebook, a pen and a meditation mat. Lunch and evening tea are provided. Phones stay on silent, and recording is not permitted.

I live outside India. Can I take part?

Courses are taught in person in Bengaluru, and a few also run online. Message us on WhatsApp with your country and time zone, and we will tell you what is available.

Visit the centre

Spiritual Conscious, JP Nagar

Address
#123, 3rd Cross, JP Nagar 3rd Phase
Bengaluru 560078, Karnataka, India
WhatsApp and registration (Naveen)+91 99163 35551
WhatsApp and phone+91 99163 22599
Emailavadoothdham@gmail.com

Begin where you are.

One Thursday evening is enough to know whether this path is yours.