Biography

Early Life

Sewak Sanjaynath was born in Raxaul (East Champaran) Bihar in a Kayastha family and was known as Sanjay Verma before he entered into celibacy.

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His father Mr Binda Prasad Verma was a doctor by profession and mother Saraswati devi was a housewife. He was the youngest amongst all seven siblings (three brothers and three sisters). He completed his initial studies from Raxaul Hazarimal High school and MJK College Betiah.

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Sanjay Verma as a child was keen in all kind of religious and astrology related activities like pooja, palmistry, and horoscope reading. He was also interested in reading books related to Tantric Sadhana and he used to practice few of them on his own. From the age of 12 years he started doing tantric upchar for people in Raxaul after reading tantra books. He gained up to 90% success in this area. Slowly and gradually his interest was inclined towards Tantra Sadhna and astrology. He was not much interested in regular studies but was a great cricket player too.

His natural affinity for religious and astrological pursuits from a tender age led him drawn to the mystical realms of tantric practices and astrology. A pivotal moment occurred during his journey to Nagpur in 1987 to pursue engineering studies when he had a transformative encounter with Lord Shiva in a dream. This profound experience set him on a new trajectory, one defined by spiritual exploration and devotion.

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From the year 1987, he started his tantric practices. He used to read books and experiment various tantric rites. His dedication and inclination towards Maa Kali and Tantra Guru Maha Shiva helped him to gain success in many of the tantrik practices.

But since Tantra follows the Guru Shishya tradition, his tantrik practices were incomplete without a proper training from some guru. Again he was blessed with the blessings of Lord Shiva. And in June 1988 suddenly a Tibetan Sufi Lama Saint came to Raxaul and met him near a Hotel. He asked him to offer him some rice and meat. And after having food he went to his home and met Sanjay’s mother.

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The saint started crying in front of his mother and mentioned that she was very lucky to give birth to such a child who will be worshiped as the incarnation of Lord Shiva and a true disciple of Maa Kali. The saint asked Sanjay whether he is interested in learning some tantric Sadhna and is he comfortable in going to some place with him. Sanjay accepted the offer. After 15 days again the saint came to his city and asked Sanjay to come with him immediately. He told a lie to his parents that he is going to Betiah and started his journey with the Tibetan Saint toward the Himalayas through Nepal.

The Sufi saint took him to Hathauda Jungle somewhere in Nepal and taught him 100 tantric sadhanas which includes Sadhana on Dead body(Shav Sadhna),Bhairav Sadhana, Iksha Shakti sadhana (To enhance willpower), Parkaya Pravesh Siddhi sadhana(To enter in other bodies) to name a few.

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Then he came back to Raxaul and carried on with his regular practices. Now his energy and power were increased immensely and so was his faith towards Maa Kali and Lord Shiva.

He went to perform many Tantric rites at famous Kaudi Kamakhya Shakti peeth in Assam. There he experimented many sadhana by himself. He performed Shamshan Sadhna (at cremation ground), Bhairavi Chakra, Bhairav Chakra,Yoni Pooja to name a few.

Then he also went to the famous Tara Peeth in West Bengal where he performed his tantric rites, just on the place, where the famous Tantric celibate Bama Khepa had performed. This place is famous for Bama Khepa’s place of tantric siddhi and till that time no one was able to successfully complete his sadhana from Bama Khepa’s seat. Either the sadhaks died or they became mad if ever they tried to attempt the tantric siddhi from Bama khepa’s seat. But Sanjay was fortunate to complete that toughtest ritual and he himself got a glimpse of Bama Khepa at Tara Peeth. This was another milestone in his Tantra Sadhna.

Now he went to Bhoothnath at Kolkata and performed the Aghor sadhana. He also performed many rites in Raxaul cremation ground. Few were Swapn Karn Pichashani siddhi, Dus Mahavidya Sadhana, 64 yogini sadhana, Ashtbhairav Sadhna, Vajroli Sadhna, Kaulacharya rite and many other secret tantric practices.

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Tantric Sadhana and true devotion towards Maa Kali and Lord Shiva became the life of Sanjay Verma. And he became famous as Sewak Sanjaynath, the sewak of Maa Kali. His decision to remain unmarried lifelong, to serve Maa Kali and instigate Hindu Dharm made him eligible to hold the highest title in Vam Marg.

He was a member of Juna Akhada (Group of Saints). But there he saw that all the saints were divided on the basis of groups (akhada) like bairagi, radha krishna,udasi,aawahan,agni,digambara akhada, vam marg,vaishnav marg,nirmohi and shaiv marg. They termed themselves as Hindus but were divided on the basis of the Gods and the groups they followed. Unhappy with these kind of discriminations, based on religious differences, he decided to start a new Akhada named as Gurunath Akhada, which was a single platform for all categories of saints and groups. Gurunath Akhada was started in 2004 and had 7000 saints in the beginning. Then, in the Sanatan Dharma Sansad, that elects Maha Mandaleshwar of the Akhada after every six years, Sewak Sanjaynath was elected as the Maha Mandaleshwar of Gurunath Akhada, by all the saints. At that time he was just thirty nine and holds the title of the Youngest Maha Mandaleshwar. Soon he was titled as Jagatguru Vamacharya.

He registered Sewak Sanjaynath Kali Trust in the year 1993, Gurunath Akhada in the year 2006 and Jagatguru Vamacharya foundation in the year 2007. Since then he is meticulously involved in various social and religious activities through these trusts and foundations. Few of them includes Temples constructions, School constructions, Old age homes, charitable hospital, Women Liberation centers etc.

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Sewak Sanjaynath also believes in encouraging and motivating people in their respective fields, and hence, also gives laurels to the people who excel in their work areas. To mention a few, a yearly award i.e. Peethadhish Puraskar is given to the person who excels or contributes exceptionally in their respective fields (Arts, Medicines, Religion, Science, Social work etc.) Another reward, Jagatguru Vamacharya Puraskar, is given to those people, who dedicatedly serve their old parents throughout their life.