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Gurudev Dr. Narayan Dutt Shrimali (1933–1998), also known as Paramhansa Swami Nikhileshwaranandji in his ascetic life, was a revered Indian spiritual guru, academician, and practitioner of ancient Indian sciences. Born in Rajasthan, he was a prolific scholar who authored over 300 books on subjects like Mantra, Tantra, Yantra, astrology, Ayurveda, Kundalini, meditation, yoga, numerology, palmistry, hypnotism, and alchemy. His mission was to revive and simplify sacred Indian knowledge, making it accessible to the common person.

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Key Contributions:

1. Mantra Tantra Yantra Vigyan:
   • Dr. Shrimali founded the Mantra Tantra Yantra Vigyan magazine, a monthly publication dedicated to sharing ancient Indian spiritual sciences. It covers topics like Sadhanas (spiritual practices), mantras (sacred chants), tantras (ritual methods), and yantras (geometric spiritual tools) to promote personal growth and problem-solving.
   • He emphasized the Guru-Shishya (teacher-disciple) tradition, where disciples receive Diksha (initiation) to purify and empower their spiritual journey. Diksha is not free and requires Guru Dakshina (offering) to avoid spiritual imbalances.
2. Siddhashram Connection:
   • As Swami Nikhileshwaranand, he was a prominent figure in Siddhashram, a mystical spiritual realm in the Himalayas, believed to be a divine abode for enlightened beings. He was a disciple of Paramhans Swami Sachchidanandji, the chief controller of Siddhashram.
3. Spiritual Practices:
   • Dr. Shrimali taught specific Sadhanas (spiritual disciplines) and Anushthans (rituals) to achieve desires, resolve tensions, and attain spiritual mastery. These practices involve chanting mantras with precise rituals and using yantras to channel divine energies.
4. Academic and Spiritual Life:
   • A Ph.D. holder from Jodhpur University, he served as a professor before embracing spirituality. He spent 18 years in the Himalayas, learning from sages and mastering occult sciences. Despite his scholarly and spiritual achievements, he remained humble and approachable.
5. Legacy:
   • After his return to Siddhashram in 1998, his work is continued by his disciples, notably Gurudev Nand Kishore Shrimali, and through organizations like the Siddhashram Sadhak Pariwar. His teachings remain influential, with resources available through Mantra Tantra Yantra Vigyan publications and Jodhpur Gurudham.

Philosophy:

Dr. Shrimali believed in the transformative power of faith and devotion, famously stating, “Give me faith and devotion, and I will give you fulfillment and completeness.” He aimed to demystify complex Vedic and Upanishadic knowledge, countering skepticism about mantra-tantra practices and proving their efficacy through structured sadhanas.