Frequently

Asked Questions

About the Dera & Its Teachings

A spiritual center founded in 1966 by Param Sant Gurbakhsh Singh Ji (Manager Sahib Ji) in Sirsa, Haryana. Rooted in Sant Mat, it guides seekers through Simran (meditation), Seva (selfless service), Satsang (spiritual discourse), and ethical living under a living Master.
No. While spiritually grounded, the teachings transcend religious labels and are accessible to sincere seekers of all backgrounds.
Meaning “Path of the Saints,” Sant Mat teaches that the divine presence dwells within everyone. It offers a disciplined path of meditation, purity of life, and reliance on a living Master for inner realization.
Param Sant Maharaj Birender Singh Ji is the present spiritual Master, continuing the lineage and offering Naam Daan and spiritual guidance.

Naam Daan (Spiritual Initiation)

A sacred initiation given by the living Master, where the inner mantra (Naam) is imparted. It establishes connection to the Sound Current and begins the seeker’s inner journey.
Anyone sincerely seeking inner growth and willing to live by the path’s ethical and meditative disciplines.
Through regular attendance at satsangs or by requesting a private meeting with the Master, demonstrating spiritual sincerity and ethical intent.

Spiritual Practices & Daily Life

Simran (meditation), Satsang (gatherings), Seva (selfless service), and ethical living—including vegetarianism and avoiding intoxicants.
Because compassion and mental clarity are essential to spiritual growth, and vegetarianism supports both.

These cloud the mind and disrupt meditation. Clean living supports inner clarity and steady progress.

Meditation, satsangs, seva, and an ethical lifestyle rooted in truth, compassion, simplicity, and purity.
Absolutely—women are equally welcome in satsangs, seva, and the spiritual life of the Dera.
The phrase “Dhan Dhan Satguru Tera Hi Aasra” means “Blessed, blessed is the Satguru; You alone are my refuge.” It is a heartfelt devotional chant frequently used at Dera Jagmalwali to express deep reverence, gratitude, and complete trust in the living Master. This chant serves as a reminder to disciples that the Satguru is the ultimate source of spiritual guidance, protection, and support on their journey. Reciting this phrase helps cultivate faith, surrender, and inner peace, reinforcing the disciple’s connection with the Master and the divine presence within.

Visiting the Dera & Staying Connected

Check the Satsang Schedule page for upcoming events, directions, and timetables.
Not necessarily—daily meditation, satsangs, and connecting through recorded teachings also support spiritual progress.
Recordings and videos are available on the Resources page and the Dera’s official YouTube channel.
Visit the Contact page to learn about volunteer opportunities, donations, and seva during events.
Dera Jagmalwali shares updates, spiritual discourses, event announcements, and more ONLY through its official website, and social media channels. The Dera maintains an active presence on platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. You can find verified accounts linked on the official website under the “Resources” section.

Lineage & Spiritual Continuity

Leadership continues seamlessly under the appointed successor, ensuring an unbroken spiritual lineage and support for all disciples.