About Me – Nityanandam Shree
There are certain things about me that perhaps no one else can express as precisely as I can.
So today, let me share a few words about myself.
From childhood itself, I was blessed with noble values and the first lessons of spirituality from my parents, grandparents, and elders. And at the age of seven, I met my revered Guru. He guided me onto the path of Yoga, Ayurveda, and Vedanta.
When I surrendered myself completely to my Guru, he said just one thing —
“Go forth, and spread the Rishi culture to the very ends of the world.”
What I learned from my Gurus, what I received through their grace — if that knowledge and experience can transform the lives of others, then that, for me, is the true fulfillment of my life. Gradually, I dedicated myself to that purpose.
Along with Vedic education, I also continued my formal schooling as per my parents’ guidance. I believe that whatever we learn from anywhere in life always proves useful one day.
In my childhood, under the protection of my Gurus, every day began with Vedic yajnas and sacred fire rituals (homa). From there, I drew the strength and inspiration to make karma (righteous action) itself my dharma (duty), and to keep working selflessly.
In the beginning, I started by teaching Yoga in gardens and sometimes in temples nearby. Later, for livelihood, I also taught in schools and continued to share the knowledge of Yoga and spirituality wherever I could.
My deep connection with spirituality is also a gift of my Gurus.
With their blessings, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to serve through Ramkatha and Bhagwat Katha (spiritual discourses) for some time.
Then came a divine call — to once again dedicate myself to serving those who suffer from illness and sorrow.
It has now been about twenty-six to twenty-seven years since I first came under the guidance of my Guru — the sacred moment from where this auspicious journey began.
From the age of seven, I have been blessed with the company and blessings of saints and my Guru, who shaped me and made me capable of being of service to others.
The Expanding Vision
Gradually, the desire to serve humanity on a larger, global scale began to grow stronger within me.
With the support of a few like-minded friends and well-wishers, we established a small ashram in Amritsar, where patients were treated free of cost.
The arrangements for the physicians and the care of the ailing were all managed under my personal supervision.
Many seekers, drawn by the call of spirituality and the deeper purpose of life, also began to visit this place.
Though the ashram was set up on rented land and could continue only for a short while, the flow of the resolve never stopped.
Birth of Anandam Ayurveda
Then emerged “Anandam Ayurveda” — a project dedicated to reviving the classical Ayurvedic medicines that are described in the ancient scriptures but are no longer widely available.
I began identifying each such rare formulation — medicines that many Ayurvedic physicians across the country still need for their patients — and started working on their creation.
Even today, this work continues uninterrupted, with the unending support and goodwill of all those who believe in this mission.
Most of my time remains devoted to this noble cause — the welfare of society through Ayurveda.
Anandam Clinics
Alongside this, Anandam Clinics were established in Vrindavan, Amritsar, and Panchkula — places where Ayurveda continues to live and flourish in its purest traditional form.
My focus is not only on treatment but also on the creation of healers —
so that the divine stream of knowledge that once flowed from the ancient Rishis may continue unbroken for generations to come.
Beyond Commerce — A Mission of Culture and Health
My purpose is not business, but the purification of systems —
so that health and culture may thrive together.
With this intent, I founded a marketplace named “Zaimboo”,
envisioned as a global platform where Indian artisans and seekers can share their life-enriching products with the world.
The name “Zaimboo” is derived from “Jambudweep” — the ancient name of Bharat (India).
Yogmaya Bharat Yatra
On Dev Uthani Ekadashi (1st November 2025), from Amritsar, the sacred journey titled “Yogmaya Bharat Yatra” began.
The purpose of this yatra is simple yet profound —
to carry the light of the Rishi Culture to every soul across the land,
so that each being may move closer to their ultimate purpose.
A Glimpse Into Daily Life
Amidst all these duties, I never forget to taste the essence of life —
playing the flute or harmonium, and losing myself in the melody — these are my moments of inner dialogue.
For me, the kitchen is also a form of meditation — cooking something good for my companions and family fills me with joy.
Each day, I work together with my team, and in the evenings, I spend time reading the letters and messages from seekers and well-wishers.
When I am in the field of service, connecting and communicating with all of you remains both my main work and my purpose throughout the day.
The Guiding Principle of My Life
The guiding principle of my life is —
“Chareveeti Chareveeti” — keep moving forward, with equanimity and awareness.
Happiness and sorrow, gain and loss, meeting and parting — all of these will occur in life, but do not become attached to them.
Always see yourself as an instrument of the Divine, and then every action you perform will become both a spiritual practice and a celebration.
My wife, who herself is a profoundly spiritual soul, is my silent yet steadfast companion in all my endeavors.
She also takes care of serving my parents, especially when I am away on journeys or in service — it is through her unwavering devotion that I am able to pursue my path of duty with confidence and peace of mind.
If you too can participate in this sacred mission —
to carry the Rishi culture to the farthest corners of the world — in any way, however small,
that will be my greatest fortune and blessing.
