
মানুষই ভগবান
Man is God.
Sri Bhagavan
International Vedanta Society
Since 19 November 1989
The Society was formed on the 19th of November, 1989, with the sole objective of making people aware of the essence of Advaita Vedanta, and its role in reinstating world peace.
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The Sadhana to be practiced by each spiritual aspirant to achieve the Supreme realization and divine life, as given by Bhagavan.
মানুষই ভগবান
“Man is God”. The International Vedanta Society solicits one and all irrespective of any caste, creed, sex or religion.
The founder and the Core of International Vedanta Society, with His simple lifestyle who inspired thousands of people world wide.

Sri Bhagavan, the core and founder of the International Vedanta Society, was born on the 3rd of January, 1942, to a family of land lords, in the village of Rahamatpur, in Barishal District of Bangladesh.
Inspired by the poem ‘ To an Early Violet’ of Swami Vivekananda, and later Sri Ramakrishna, it was not long before Sri Bhagavan met His Guru, Swami Pabitrananda at Ramakrishna Tapovan in Janai, near Kolkata. Swami Pabitrananda was the disciple of Swami Krishnananda, who was in turn initiated by Mother Sarada, the holy consort of Sri Ramakrishna.
Spurred on by His overflowing love for mankind, which was a result of His realization of oneness with existence, Sri Bhagavan founded the International Vedanta Society on the 19th of November, 1989, with the primary objective of spreading the message of Vedanta amongst the masses. Sri Bhagavan says, that the knowledge of oneness is man’s only hope for a better future.
“I will crush the God made of stone and mix it with people”.
Sri Bhagavan
Sri Ramakrishna
Sri Sarada DeviThe Holy Mother
Swami Krishnanandainitiated by the Holy Mother
Swami PabitranandaRamakrishna Tapovan, Janai
Sri Bhagavan
The letters were later formed into a book called ‘Vedanta Sadhana’ by the International Vedanta Society, and further translated into English, under the name ‘Path To Realization’.
The Sadhana to be practiced by each spiritual aspirant to achieve the Supreme realization and divine life, as given by Bhagavan.

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The International Vedanta Society, Siliguri has commenced the construction of a new spiritual center at Haripur, Fulbari-1, District Jalpaiguri, West Bengal.
Your generous support can make a real difference in bringing this vision to life.
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A heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone for your selfless contributions toward the Assam flood relief efforts. Because of your incredible generosity, we successfully distributed ₹1,17,000 worth of critical relief materials to those who need it most.
Here is a breakdown of how your donations made a direct impact:
Your support is providing urgent health, nourishment, and safety to affected families—and their livestock—during this incredibly difficult time. Together, we are helping these communities recover.
May Sri Bhagavan bless you all.
The International Vedanta Society(IVS) is purely a spiritual organization and was formed on the 19th of November 1989 by the will of the Divine which manifested through Bhagavan. To know him well, read all the books published by us. The inner spiritual awakening is the thing what we seek most. This books can pave the way for you on the verge of that.
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