Swami Pranavanandji


Swami Pranavanand was initiated by Lord Lakulish in 1913, spending his life as a renunciant in secluded meditation and yogic practice (noted as overcoming hunger and thirst). In 1931, he is said to have transmitted the mysteries of Divine Yoga to Swami Kripalvanandji, installing him as the third Kulaguru.

He is regarded as the second Guru of the lineage, known for favouring silent inner mastery over public preaching.


Teachings of Swami Pranavanandji

  • The importance of self-discipline and inner silence
  • The power of continuous meditation and renunciation
  • Realisation through direct experience rather than preaching
  • Transmission of Divine Yoga through true discipleship