Sreesree Thakur Anukulchandra was born on 14 September 1888 in Himaitpur, a village on the banks of the Padma in Pabna district. From childhood he was known for compassion, an unbending love of truth and a remarkable devotion to his mother, Manomohini Devi.
He studied medicine in Calcutta and returned to serve the sick of his village, refusing fees from the poor. Around him gathered seekers of every faith and station, and from that gathering the Satsang fellowship was born in Himaitpur.
His message was disarmingly simple: to live and grow — “বাঁচা-বাড়া” — and to help every being do the same. He taught that all religions point to one truth, and that service to humanity is service to the Divine.
মানুষের সেবাই ভগবানের সেবা।
হিমাইতপুর সৎসঙ্গের পথচলা
Born in Himaitpur village, Pabna, to Shivchandra Chakravarty and Manomohini Devi on 30 Bhadra.
The first and most beloved of Thakur’s books is written — a compact guide to truth-following for every person.
Kirtan gatherings at Thakur’s home grow into an organised fellowship: prayer, service, education and self-reliance.
A school, charitable dispensary, printing press and workshops flourish around the Himaitpur Ashram.
Sreesree Thakur leaves his body on 27 January at Deoghar. Devotees continue his mission across Bangladesh and India.
The Himaitpur Ashram hosts daily prayer, annual Janmotsav and seva programs, welcoming devotees from home and abroad.
আমাদের লক্ষ্য ও আদর্শ
Maintain the sanctity of Thakur’s birthplace and keep daily prayer alive for every devotee who comes.
Anna-seva, medical camps, relief during floods and support for students in the Pabna region.
Library, study circles, kirtan training and youth programs rooted in Thakur’s ideal of character-building.
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The Ashram is open every day. Groups and pilgrims are requested to inform the office in advance so that seva and accommodation can be arranged.