The great Guru Shri Dr. Brahma Gopal Bhadury Mahasaya, is known as a sage and a Yogi that controls the secrets of Jyotish, Tantra, Ayurved, Yoga and Philosophy. He is considered a great ’Tantric Kaulachari’ [a rare stream of knowledge that makes use of the beneficial powers of Tantra, of hidden forces, that enables the Tantric to help others by curing diseases and bringing prosperity and happiness into their lives]  Shri Dr. Brahma Gopal Bhadury was known for his wisdom from an early age. Even as a child, he was known as "Shruti Dhar"[– one who collects and retain the knowledge after hearing it once only] and many yogis and spiritual seekers came to consult him and ask for advice.  

Shri Dr. Brahma Gopal Bhadury was born on May 18th 1942 on the holy day of Ganga Dussehra, in Varanasi, India as the fourth child among five. His elder sister and he were the only two children to survive. He lost his mother at an early age of one year and was brought up in his father's house by his maternal aunts, who were teenagers themselves.  As a child he studied at the Bengali Tola School.

As his inborn qualities gleam by the time he chose in his adult life the path of studying and research in different fields simultaneously and in a very rare manner. Some of his certificates are presented here; this presentation may indicate of his unusual capacities and incomparable talent.

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1. Diploma in Typewriting (1968)
2. University of Allahabad: Diploma in Sitar (1972)
3. Diploma in Music Instrumental; Banaras Hindu University (1973)
4. Shastri ; Sampurnanand Sanskrit University, Varanasi (1976)
5. Be.d ; Sampurnanand Sanskrit University Varanasi (1980)
6. Dr. for Ayurvedic Medical Science; Bhartiya Sevaashram (1982)
7. Achary; Sampurnanand Sanskrit University, Varanasi (1986)
8. PhD; Magadh University Bodhgaya (1990) 
9. M.ed; Sampurnanand Sanskrit University, Varanasi (1992)
10. PhD Kayachikitsa; Banaras Hindu University (1997)



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Dr. Brahma Gopal Bhadury was awarded together with his wife, Shri Mati Dr. Rita Bhadury with the Kashi Rattan Award in 2003 for their ongoing charity and investment in the society. Dr. Bhadury is also a member of India International Center, IIC, New-Delhi and a member of the Human Rights Association in Varanasi, India.

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​As many people declare and believe he has great authority over the psychic powers but he seldom displays it; he lives life like an ordinary man though he possess the powers to appear simultaneously in two different places regardless of its distance, he has a unique way of curing physical ailments where he can take the Karmic Bhog[ results of one's action] on himself  leaving the affected totally free form it. His knowledge is deep like an ocean, understanding is vast and his kindness is endless. The world is his home meeting devotees world-wide he treats everyone as part of a global family of almighty without discrimination of name, age, race, languages and so forth. His disciples often feel he connects with them all on an inner domain.



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It was in 1994 when Dr. Arun Kumar Rai's, a disciple of Shri Brahma Gopal Bhadury from Varanasi, was visiting his sister, Neelam B. Rai, in Pune. His nephew, just a new born baby was in a critical health condition as he was vomiting blood.  Dr. Rai, who was out of his sister's house at that time was informed of the situation and immediately made a phone call to Shri Dr. Bhadury in Varanasi and asked for his help and advice. The following morning Dr. Rai was amazed at the happenings described to him by his sister; she reported that during the night Shri Brahma Gopal Bhadury appeared in front of the baby in his Yogic form and did some healing Kriya, touching his forehead. The distance between Varanasi and Pune is over 1600 km. The baby was out of danger the following morning.





Anandamay Maa​, the great spiritual soul, visited Maa Durga Rani and Shri Brahma Gopal Bhadury at their house in Ramapura, Varanasi.  In 1969 the great philosopher, Tantric & Jyotishi, Pt. Gopinath Kaviraj ji, Shri Anandamay Maa's great devotee was also fond of the Bhadury Ji's and attended their home in Varanasi.

















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​Nowadays mostly lost in trance through which he exhibits the Yogic stages of Amavasya (new moon night, total darkness), a state in which the dissolution of all senses occurs due to continuous fixation of the eyes; and Purnima (full moon light, total illumination) caused by abandoning also the use of the third eye so that even the half vision provided by the third eye is let go of.

Shri Mati Dr. Rita Bhadury, wife of Shri Brahma Gopal Bhadury, was born in the summer of 1947, in Varanasi to a Brahmin family originally from Punjab, Jalandhar. She is the sixth child among nine brothers and sisters. She was brought up in a family who led a religious live style and followed great Indian morals standards. Shri Mati Dr. Rita Bhadury's grandfather was a great Astrologer of his time.  



As music was a significant part of the family life Shri Mati Dr. Rita Bhadury was playing Sitar since a very young age. Being raised in this artistic environment Shri Mati Dr. Rita Bhadury chose Indian Classical Music as a her main subject in her adult academic life; her choice reflected not only her appreciation for music and education but also a choice of a divine path as it is considered a great blessing of Goddess Maa Saraswati, (the mother of divine knowledge and Music), to be involved in these fields of knowledge in one's life.

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In 1976 Shri Mati Dr. Bhadury was appointed as a music teacher at Central Hindu Girls School Kamaccha, Varanasi (CHGS which was founded by Anne Besant). Being a teacher she served wholeheartedly and made every possible effort to pass forward all her knowledge in order to educate students with good knowledge, creating better society and hence good citizens for her nation. In 1996 she was honored by the king of Varanasi, Raja Benaras, Shri Vibhuti Narayan, for an extraordinary special work she initiated for her students in CHGS.

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Shri Mati Dr. Bhadury apart from taking care of her own family and disciples is always involved in charity and initiating great projects for the benefits of the mass. For such activities performed by her together with academic excellence she was rewarded in 2003 together with her husband Shri Brahma Gopal Bhadury with Kashi Rattan Award. Shri Mati Dr. Rita Bhadury has a B.ed from Banaras Hindu University (BHU) holds Master Degree in two subjects Education and Music; M.ed and M.Mus.
 
Shri Dr. B.G. Bhadury and his wife, Shri Mati Dr. Rita Bhadury, were united in 1970. Her entering the house made it a home for all; her presence was itself a blessing that changed the form of the house into a vivid pleasant home. Her loyalty, dedication and devotion to her husband and family can never be expressed in words; since that day till date one can witness and feel first-hand the essence and intensity of affection only by observing her care and action. She served her sister-in-law in an unparalleled devotion and ever since takes the family's mission to new heights.







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​It was the beginning of 1973 when Shri Mati Rita Bhadury was pregnant with her twin sons. During one night she had experienced a peculiar phenomenon; a light was reaching her, getting closer and finally entering her womb and emerging in the bodies of both babies. It was June 3rd 1973 when the twin sons saw their first light and as it is believed - blessed their parents with joy and good fortune. These two divine souls were born to carry forward the inherited knowledge of their grandfather, Shri Sudhir Ranjan Bhadury. It is believed that the essence of the holy grandfather is in the twin sons so that one is meant to carry out the message and knowledge of Bhrigu Yoga and the second is meant to serve and help the mass by means of Jyotish, Vedic Astrology.

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Shri Dr. B. G. Bhadury and his wife, Shri Mati Dr. Rita Bhadury, have dedicated their lives to helping the poor and needy, taking care of people from all casts and origins, using knowledge of the Bhrigu Yoga-Brahma Chinta Pranali dynast. Their door is literally always open to anyone seeking advice, help and spiritual knowledge. Their lifestyle is a perfect example of yogis who are also householders and their lives manifest how the purpose of yoga can be achieved, while carrying out worldly duties. Shri Brahma Gopal Bhadury portrays the purpose of Yoga quite vividly – practicing yoga in order to strengthen the inner forces and develop the capacity to give, in order to eventually use the fruits of their spiritual achievements to help others.