വാഗ്ഭടാനന്ദൻ Vagbhatananda Kerala PSC Information
Birthplace of Vagbhatanandan
Vayaleri Veedu, Patyam Village, Kannur
Birth date of Vagbhatanandan
1885 April 27
Father of Vagbhatanandan
Koran Gurukkal
Mother of Vagbhatanandan
Cheeruvamma
Wife of Vagbhatanandan
Vagdevi
Childhood name of Vagbhatanandan
Kunjikkannan
Real name of Vagbhatanandan
VK Gurukkal
The name Vagbhatanandan was given to him by
Brahmananda Sivayogi
Renaissance leader who was called as Balaguru
Vagbhatananda
Founder of Athmavidya Sangham
Vagbhatananda
Athmavidya Sangham founded in
1917
Journal of Athmavidya Sangham
Abhinava Keralam
Abhinava Keralam started in
1921
Poem written by Vagbhatanandan which gives the ideas and aims of Atmavidya Sangam
Swathanthra Chinthamani
Teacher of Vagbhatanandan
Brahmananda Sivayogi
Main disciples of Vagbhatanandan
Swami Aryabhattan, Samantha Bhadran
Athmavidya Kahalam (1929), Sivayogi Vilasam (1914) journals were started by
Vagbhatanandan
Athmavidya Kahalam, Sivayogi Vilasam were edited by
Vagbhatanandan
Main work place of Athmavidya Sangham
Malabar
Ideal model for Vagbhatanandan's social actions
Raja Ram Mohan Roy
Vagbhatanandan followed the path of
Adwaitha of Shankaracharya
Who founded Thatva Prakashika, a Sanskrit school at Karaparambain Kozhikode
Vagbhatanandan
Vagbhatanandan started Thatva Prakashika school in
1906
Who founded Rajayogananda Kaumudi Yogashala, at Kallai, Kozhikode
Vagbhatanandan
Rajayogananda Kaumudi Yogashala started in
1911
Who conducted interdining at Kozhikode and called it Preethibhojanam
Vagbhatanandan
Vagbhatanandan conducted Preethibhojanam in
1927
The monthly Yajamanan was started by
Vagbhatanandan
Vagbhatanandan started Yajamanan in
1939
Ooralunkal labour contract coopertive society started by
Vagbhatanandan
Largest labour contract society in India
Ooralunkal labour contract cooperative society
Initial name of Ooralunkal labour contract coopertive society
Ooralunkal koolivelakkarude paraspara sahaya sangham
First winner of Ooralunkal labour contract coopertive society's Vagbhatananda award
MT Vasudevan Nair
First cyber part started under Ooralunkal labour contract coopertive society
UL Park
UL Park is located at
Nellikkod, Kozhikkod
UL Park is inagurated by
Pranab Mukharji
UL Park inagurated on
2016 February 27
Slogan "Unaruvin, Akhileshane smarippin, Kshanamezhunnelppin aneethiyodethirppin" is given by
Vagbhatanandan
Slogan "Unaruvin, Akhileshane smarippin, Kshanamezhunnelppin aneethiyodethirppin" was written in which magazine
Athmavidya Kahalam
Slogan "Always fight when you and lawlessness exist" is given by
Vagbhatanandan
Renaissance leader who told that caste system is against the concepts of Hinduism
Vagbhatanandan
Renaissance leader who introduced the concept of Nirgunpasana (Worshipping without idols)
Vagbhatanandan
Vagbhatanandan conducted Athmavidya Mahotsavam in 1932 at
Punnapra
Renaissance leader who sound against concept "Ette mattu"
Vagbhatanandan
Major works of Vagbhatanandan
Prarthananjali, Iswara Vicharam, Manasa chapalyam, Atmavidya, Atmavidya Lekhamala, Mangala Slokangal, Prarthana Manjari, Adhyatmayudham, Gandhiyum Sasthra vyakhyanavum, Kottiyur ulsavapattu, Brahmasangeerthanam
Vagbhatananda died on
29th October 1939
Vagbhatananda Gurudeva, also known as Swami Vagbhatananda Saraswati, was a distinguished spiritual leader, social reformer, and philosopher from Kerala, India. He played a significant role in the social and cultural renaissance of Kerala during the early 20th century. Here are some key details about his life and contributions:
- **Birthplace and Date:** Vagbhatananda was born on April 27, 1885, in the Vayaleri Veedu of Patyam Village, Kannur.
- **Family:** His father's name was Koran Gurukkal, and his mother's name was Cheeruvamma. He was married to Vagdevi.
- **Early Life:** In his childhood, he was known as Kunjikkannan. His birth name was VK Gurukkal.
- **Spiritual Mentor:** Vagbhatananda's spiritual journey was guided by Brahmananda Sivayogi, who bestowed upon him the name "Vagbhatananda."
- **Social and Spiritual Contributions:**
- **Athmavidya Sangham:** He founded the "Athmavidya Sangham" in 1917. This organization aimed to promote spiritual knowledge, education, and social reform.
- **Abhinava Keralam:** In 1921, he initiated the publication of the journal "Abhinava Keralam" as a platform for sharing his thoughts and ideals.
- **Social Reforms:** Vagbhatananda worked actively against caste discrimination, untouchability, and other social evils. He conducted interdining events, like "Preethibhojanam," to challenge caste boundaries.
- **Educational Initiatives:** He established schools like "Thatva Prakashika" (1906) and "Rajayogananda Kaumudi Yogashala" (1911) to promote education and cultural values.
- **Labor Cooperative Society:** He founded the "Ooralunkal Labour Contract Cooperative Society," which became the largest labor contract society in India.
- **Philosophical Beliefs:** Vagbhatananda was influenced by Adi Shankaracharya's Advaita Vedanta philosophy, which emphasizes the non-dual nature of reality. He followed the path of spiritual enlightenment and self-realization.
- **Legacy and Passing:** Swami Vagbhatananda Gurudeva's contributions to spiritual wisdom, social reform, and educational upliftment left an indelible mark on Kerala's cultural landscape. He passed away on October 29, 1939, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire generations.
Vagbhatananda's life and teachings exemplified the fusion of spiritual wisdom with practical action, aiming to create a just and harmonious society based on equality, education, and moral values. His efforts significantly contributed to the overall reformation and progress of Kerala during its renaissance period.
