Manavata 34th Anniversary – A Celebration of Service, Spirituality, and Humanity

The Viswa Manavata Samastha joyfully celebrated its 34th Anniversary, marking more than three decades of tireless service dedicated to humanity, peace, and sustainable living. The grand celebration was successfully conducted both online and offline at UFH, Natavalli, Kothaota Mandal, Wanaparthy District, Telangana, with enthusiastic participation from members, volunteers, and well-wishers across the world.

A Day of Purpose, Unity, and Devotion

The celebrations began with sacred prayers

and rituals, followed by the Yogathon Challenge – 108 Surya Namaskars, where hundreds of participants joined both online and offline, expressing devotion, discipline, and gratitude through synchronized movement. A Yoga Asana Competition for Children inspired many young participants to cultivate balance, strength, and mindfulness.

The event also featured the installation of Yoga Anjaneya Swami and the inauguration of the Yoga Research Centre at Manavata UFH.
The Pratista ceremony was performed with full Vedic traditions by Sri Siva Shankarayya Garu (Srisailam Temple Main Priest). Several devotees, including Srinivas Garu, Prasad Garu, Hari Garu, Prakash Garu, Sekhar Garu, Pebbaru Ayyappa Guru Swamulu, and many others, participated in this sacred event, marking a divine milestone in Manavata’s journey.

Manavata Day Events Across the Globe

Manavata Day was celebrated globally through online and offline programs in India, the UK, and the USA.
Offline celebrations took place in:

• Manavata UFH, Natavalli
• Manavata Ashram, Lolla
• Other Manavata Study Centres across different regions

These events reflected Manavata’s timeless vision of “One World – One Family,” uniting people through yoga, service, and knowledge.

Medical and Health Camps

A key highlight of the 34th Anniversary celebrations was the series of medical and health camps organized to serve people from nearby villages — especially those suffering from chronic conditions such as paralysis, arthritis, diabetes, autism, and blood pressure issues.

️ Eye Camp

The Eye Camp was conducted by Peace Welfare Society and Sadguru Seva Trust under the guidance of Krishnayya Garu. Dr. Suresh Garu and his team offered their dedicated service, conducting eye testing and providing spectacles to several needy individuals, improving their quality of life.

Dental Camp

The Dental Camp was led by Dr. Sadvika Lakshmi Garu, who has been consistently volunteering and organizing monthly dental awareness camps at Manavata Ashram and UFH.
Her sessions focused on dental hygiene, preventive care, and the connection between oral health and overall well-being, inspiring villagers to adopt healthier habits.

 New Manavata Health Centre & Medical Camp

As part of this special occasion, new Manavata Health Centres were inaugurated in Yalamanchili, expanding the organization’s efforts in promoting holistic health and wellness.

On 19th October, marking the Manavata 34th Annual Day, a special health and medical camp was organized, offering:

• Free Yoga sessions

• Homeopathy consultations and treatments

• General health check-ups

This impactful event was made possible through the dedicated service of Bhagavatula Sitarama Murty Garu, Shanta Murty Garu, Dr. Ramesh Garu, and several local volunteers who took the lead in organizing and conducting the camp.
Special thanks also to Tulasi Garu and Subbaraju Garu for their sincere contribution and selfless service.

Holistic Health Awareness

Srinivas Garu inspired participants to follow a healthy, eco-friendly lifestyle rooted in yoga, nature, and simplicity.
Naturally grown organic food was served to all participants, promoting the message of mindful eating and sustainability.
Around 300 people attended the Manavata Day programs at UFH, making it a truly impactful and memorable event.

Spreading Light through Seva

True to its mission, Manavata celebrated the occasion through various Seva (Service) activities that emphasized compassion, sustainability, and humanitarian care:

• Blood Donation & Health Camps providing essential medical and wellness support
• Gou Seva (Service to Cows) promoting love and respect for all living beings
• Vana Seva (Tree Plantation) encouraging ecological balance and green living
• Jeeva Seva (Humanitarian Aid) offering support to the underprivileged

These initiatives truly reflected Manavata’s core belief: “True celebration is in serving others.”

Inspiring the Next Generation

The celebration also included educational and cultural programs aimed at nurturing young minds with values and discipline.
Children enthusiastically participated in:

• Bhagavad Gita Sloka Chanting Competitions, promoting spiritual learning and focus
• Essay Writing Competitions on themes of yoga, discipline, and humanity
• Reading & Cultural Activities, inspiring creativity, self-expression, and confidence

These sessions ignited inspiration in many young hearts, encouraging them to live by the principles of compassion, service, and inner strength.

Continuing the Journey of Humanity

For 34 years, Viswa Manavata Samastha has stood as a beacon of humanitarian service, yoga promotion, environmental protection, and holistic education.
The movement continues to grow globally, inspiring individuals and communities to live with purpose, health, and harmony.

As Manavata looks ahead, it renews its sacred commitment to uphold Dharma, protect Mother Earth, and spread the light of Seva (selfless service) around the world.

Heartfelt Gratitude

Heartfelt thanks to all volunteers, doctors, teachers, and participants whose dedication, compassion, and teamwork made this celebration a resounding success.
Together, we continue to live the ideal of “Loka Samastha Sukhino Bhavantu” – May all beings be happy and peaceful.

For more details and upcoming events, visit: www.manavata.org