The Record Holders — 50+ World Records | Vidyarambh Gurukula
Shivapura, Karnataka · 100,000+ children trained · 20+ countries
A movement, not an event

Fifty Records. One Village. And the Line Keeps Growing.

More than fifty children trained at Vidyarambh Gurukula now hold records with the India, Asia, London and OSCAR record books. Not one of them was extraordinary when they started. They were ordinary children who practised for fifteen minutes a day and did not stop.

Every name on this wall began as a parent deciding to find out.

50+Records Held
4Record Books
1Village It Started In
15 minA Day, Each of Them
Once a Year, Everyone Comes

The Day the Records Are Handed Over.

Every year the families gather and Guruji places the certificate in each child's hands himself. Not a ceremony arranged for cameras — a village hall, a queue of children, and parents who did not believe this was possible twelve months earlier.

Guruji presenting a record certificate
A child receiving their record certificate
Guruji with a record holder
The annual gathering at the Gurukula
Families at the annual gathering
Independently Verified

Four Record Books. One Standard of Proof.

These are not certificates the Gurukula prints. Each record is assessed and awarded by an outside body, under their own conditions, with their own adjudicators watching.

India Book of Records

National register of verified record attempts.

Asia Book of Records

Continental recognition across member nations.

London Book of Records

International adjudication from the United Kingdom.

OSCAR World Records

Global record body with independent verification.

The Wall

Every One of Them Was an Ordinary Child.

Different cities, different schools, different starting points. The same fifteen minutes a day.

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Why This Is Not an Awards Page

Records Were Never the Point.

Guruji does not train children for records. He trains attention, and the records happen on the way — which is exactly why they matter. A certificate from an outside body is the one form of proof a skeptical parent cannot argue with.

But ask any of these families what changed and the record comes third. First is the homework that stopped being a war. Second is the exam hall that stopped being frightening. The certificate on the wall is just the part strangers can see.

Fifty children have proved it can be done. The only question left is how many more are waiting for a parent to decide.

How a Child Gets on This Wall

There Is Only One Route.

Nobody is selected. Nobody is scouted. Every child on this page walked the same four steps.

The workshop

Three hours, live with Guruji, ages 6 to 16. The parent sits in the room and ties the blindfold themselves.

Thirty-two days

Fifteen minutes of guided practice a day. This is where the capability actually forms.

The year

Hanuman Yoga, where the practice stops being a programme and becomes how the child lives.

The attempt

When the child is ready, and only then, a record body is invited to adjudicate.

Contact — Reach the Gurukula | Vidyarambh Gurukula
Shivapura, Karnataka · 100,000+ children trained · 20+ countries
Contact

A Person Reads Every Message. That Is the Whole Policy.

There is no ticketing system and no chatbot. Enquiries are read by someone at the Gurukula and answered in the order they arrive. Tell us which of the four things below you are writing about and it reaches the right hands faster.

Hanumadashrama, Shivapura · Shikaripura Taluk, Shivamogga

Before You Write

Four Doors. Pick the Right One.

Most of what people write to ask is already answered on one of these pages, usually in more detail than an email would give.

Where We Are

A Village You Will Not Pass Through by Accident.

Shivapura sits in Shikaripura taluk, in Shivamogga district, Karnataka. Hanumadashrama is beside the Shri Varadanjaneya Swamy temple. Visitors are welcome, but write first — Guruji travels, and an unannounced visit may find the ashram empty.

Address

Hanumadashrama, near Shri Varadanjaneya Swamy Temple,
Shivapura, Shikaripura Taluk, Shivamogga,
Karnataka — 577428, Bharath

Phone & WhatsApp

+91 88677 63722 · Raj Acharya
+91 821-7769854 · Sharath Acharya

When Someone Is Reading

Every day, 10.00 am to 6.00 pm IST

Hanumadashrama, Shivapura
Write to Us

Say What You Actually Want. We Will Say Yes or No.

Long messages are welcome. A clear one is better than a polite one, and a specific question gets a specific answer.

Sends on WhatsApp, read by a person at the Gurukula. No automated calls, no list you did not ask to join.

Your message is on its way.

We have opened WhatsApp with your message already written out. Press send in WhatsApp and it reaches the Gurukula straight away.

Someone will read it and write back. If it takes longer than a few days, it is because Guruji is travelling.

Honestly

Things We Are Asked For and Do Not Provide.

Saying this here saves you writing and saves us replying.

Medical diagnosis or treatment of any kind
Predictions, readings or astrological guidance
Certification of another teacher’s method
Guarantees that a given child will demonstrate
Franchise or licensing of the programmes
Interviews arranged at short notice

If you are unsure whether your question belongs here, write anyway. A short honest no is better than silence.

Elsewhere

Walk With the Gurukula, Wherever You Are.

Demonstrations, parent interviews and teachings are posted as they happen.

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