Our Trustees – Devoted To Service
- Prathisthapana Mahotsava was successfully completed on Sunday, 25 January 2026
- Sree MukhyaPrana Seva Trust Prathisthapana Report.
- Devotees are requested to sponsor for Mandala Pooja for a day by paying Rs. 5000/- Please send your donations for Mandala Pooja
Sree MukhyaPrana Seva Trust was formed by eminent personalities from various walks of life who share a passionate interest in accomplishing the objectives of the trust.
“We dedicate this humble effort to the mighty Sree MukhyaPrana, whose timeless wisdom and unalloyed devotion remain unparalled. He continues to guide and inspire us in our mission.”
Dr. A. Ramprasad, President of the Trust : Prof. Dr.A. Ramprasad , son of Late Sri. Ananthachar (Founder of Acharya Patashala Group of Institutions), with 35 years of experience in teaching, R&D, executive leadership, and curriculum assessment in India and abroad. As a certified career counselor, he has mentored numerous undergraduates and working professionals, guiding them in areas such as personality development, and ability—key indicators for career growth.
Shri Raghunath, Ex-Vice President of the Trust: Shri Raghunath, Chartered Accountant has now been nominated as Member of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal at Chennai.
H R Prakash, Secretary: Deputy Manager , Canara Bank (Retired)
Ramesh K, Treasurer : IRS , Assistant Commissioner, Customs & Indirect Taxes(Retired)
Shri N Dhruva, Organising Secretary : Ex- Mysore Electrical Industries
Other Trustees:
– Shri S Vijayendra, Ex Indian Bank
– Smt. Gayathri Vijayendra
– Shri Ramakant K S, Ex State Bank Of Hyderabad
– Shri K S Rammohan, Ex UCO Bank
– Shri A G Vijaya Kumar, Ex Vijaya Bank
– Shri Abhiram, Chartered Accountant.P
Sree MukhyaPrana Seva Trust President’s Message
Sree MukyaPrana Seva Trust is actively working to pass on the knowledge and practices of Sanatana Dharma to the younger generation by focusing on spirituality, meditation, and traditional rituals. Their initiative includes teaching youngsters basic rituals and slokas, along with organizing significant spiritual practices like the 48 days of Sundarakanda Parayana and 48 days of Vayu Stuti Parayana.
These activities not only help preserve the cultural and spiritual heritage but also instill a deep sense of discipline and devotion in the participants. The 48-day Parayana (recitation) of Sundarakanda, a chapter from the Ramayana, is considered highly auspicious and is believed to bring peace, prosperity, and divine blessings. Similarly, the Vayu Stuti Parayana might focus on purifying the elements and balancing energies, which aligns with the broader teachings of Sanatana Dharma.
This approach could greatly benefit the youth by providing them with a strong foundation in their cultural and spiritual roots, while also teaching them valuable life skills through the discipline of meditation and ritual practices.
