Haridwar, May 27, 2025 – In a significant step toward digital empowerment and global outreach, Udasin Panchayati Bada Akhara has officially launched integrated live social media feeds on its website and mobile platforms. This move aligns with the Akhara’s vision to blend ancient spiritual wisdom with modern communication tools to reach seekers across the world.
Now, devotees and followers can access real-time updates, event coverage, spiritual quotes, live satsangs, and visual content from the Akhara’s official handles directly through the website. The feeds pull content from platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, Twitter (X), YouTube, and WhatsApp Channels, providing a seamless window into daily life at the Akhara.
A Living Tradition Meets the Digital Age
With a legacy rooted in centuries of ascetic practice, Sanatan Dharma teachings, and selfless service, Udasin Panchayati Bada Akhara has always adapted with the times. The integration of its social media feed allows the Akhara to continue sharing its core values—dharma, seva, and spiritual awakening—with the modern world, especially the youth who engage more through digital platforms.
Speaking on this occasion, Mahamandaleshwar Sri Sri 108 Swami Ji Maharaj stated:
“Social media, when used with purpose, becomes a divine tool. We are not promoting personalities—we are sharing dharma, wisdom, and the light of truth. Our aim is to make our presence accessible to all, no matter where they are.”
What Followers Can Expect
Through the newly embedded feeds, users can explore:
- Daily spiritual insights and teachings from senior saints
- Photos and video clips from recent events and parikramas
- Live announcements for upcoming satsangs and discourses
- Short-form reels of traditional rituals and inspirational messages
- Youth-focused content around Gurukul life and Vedic education
Each platform serves a unique purpose. Instagram showcases spiritual imagery and daily moments. YouTube hosts full-length discourses and documentaries. Facebook features event recaps and devotional content. Twitter offers instant quotes and reflections, while WhatsApp is used to share real-time updates for registered devotees.
Connecting Tradition with Technology
The integration was made possible with the help of a dedicated digital team and tech volunteers who created a clean, mobile-responsive design that aligns with the Akhara’s serene aesthetic. Visitors to the official website can now access the feed via the homepage, blog section, and mobile app interface.
This initiative not only enhances visibility but also encourages greater participation, especially among younger audiences who are actively seeking spiritual content online.
Get Involved
To stay updated:
- Follow the Akhara on social media @UdasinBadaAkhara
- Join the WhatsApp Broadcast for daily spiritual messages
- Visit the official website to view the live social feed in action
