On a 13,000-kilometre journey spanning the twelve Jyotirlinga sites in the country, Acharya Advaita Yogbhushan has reached out to government officials and the Prime Minister to amplify the impact of his pilgrimage.
The spiritual teacher has stated that his goal of inspiring millions to embrace the values of yoga and spirituality will help foster unity, peace, and holistic well-being.Followers of the Acharya are also urging people to join him on his inspiring journey as he walks the path of the divine, illuminating the way for countless souls seeking balance and harmony in their lives.
Acharya embarked on the journey on 3 September, starting from the Virbhadra Temple in Rishikesh, and will pass through several parts of the country to visit the twelve Jyotirlinga sites.The Jyotirlinga sites are considered the twelve pillars of light according to Hindu scripture. The pilgrimage will also see the Yogi spread the message of Advaita at camps along the route of his epic journey.
