The annual Guru Purnima celebration was observed with devotion and spiritual fervour, continuing the tradition of celebrating the sacred Guru-Shishya bond. As part of the celebrations, a Maharudraritual was conducted for three days before Guru Purnima, with the participation of 100 Brahmavrundas (Vedic priests). During the three-day observance, devotees participated in the recitation of the Sankshipta Sadguru Charitra, with around 350 devotees attending each day. The sacred Padukas of Sadguru Baba Maharaj and Sadguru Sahajanand Saraswati Maharaj were worshipped during the religious ceremonies. Granth Pujan (worship of sacred scriptures) was also performed.As a mark of appreciation for their dedicated service and contribution, 13 Gurubandhus (devotees and spiritual associates) were felicitated for their valuable work and efforts. The main Guru Paurnima Day witnessed an overwhelming response, with approximately 1,300 devotees participating in the celebrations and receiving the blessings of the revered Gurus. Devotees received Mahaprasad, making the occasion a spiritually enriching and memorable celebration. The annual observance reflected the community’s enduring faith and devotion to the Guru tradition and reaffirmed the values of service, spirituality, and gratitude.