India’s famous cricketer Virat Kohli has recently retired from Test matches. Fans are disappointed after his retirement. After retiring, Virat along with his wife reached Premanand Maharaj’s court. Here he was asked ‘Are you happy?’ He asked this question and started teaching Virat some life. Let us tell you that even before this, Virat-Anushka went to meet Sant Premanand on 4 January 2023 for the first time. After this, he again came to visit the Maharaja’s court on 10 January this year to visit him. After his visit, many people want to go here, but many people have many questions in their minds how to reach there and what to do to go there. Today we will know about this in detail.
Where do Premanand Maharaj live?
Premanand Maharaj ji lives in Vrindavan, let us tell you that he lives in a society called Shri Krishna Sharanam on Chhatikara Road near Prem Mandir in Vrindavan. If you want to see Maharaj at night, then you can go to Shri Radhakeli Kunj at his ashram at 2:30 pm. This ashram is located near the ISKCON Temple, right in front of Bhaktivedanta Hospital on Parikrama Marg. You will take two days to listen to the satsang of Premanand Maharaj, in fact, the disciples of Maharaj have to give separate tokens in the ashram at 9:30 am every day. With the help of this token, you can go to meet Maharaj the next day.
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You can talk to Maharaj at this time.
If you want to talk privately then you can take a token for it. After receiving the token, you have to come to the ashram at 6:30 am the next day. In this, you can get answers to your questions from Maharaj for about an hour in the ashram. Even if you do not get tokens, you can see Maharaj at 7:30 pm.
How to reach here?
You have to go to Vrindavan to meet Premanand Maharaj. For this, go to Mathura railway station and from there can reach the court by bus or taxi. If you are coming from nearby places like Delhi, Agra, Aligarh, then you can reach here by bus or your personal car.
