Welcome to Rajyog Foundation
A sacred sanctuary dedicated to Shree Khatu Shyam Ji the beloved incarnation of Lord Krishna in Kali Yuga. Here, we honor the timeless teachings of Sanatan Dharma through compassionate service, spiritual practices, and community upliftment. Join us in creating a world rooted in dharmic values, where every soul finds peace, purpose, and divine grace
Welcome to Our Spiritual Home
Rajyog Foundation is more than a temple
it is a living embodiment of Sanatan Dharma’s eternal principles. Established with deep reverence for Shree Khatu Shyam Ji, known as “Hare Ka Sahara“(Support of the Defeated), “Teen Baan Dhari” (Bearer of Three Arrows), “Sheesh Ke Daani” (Donor of the Head), and “Kaliyug Ke Avatar” (Avatar of Kali Yuga), our foundation serves as a beacon of hope, compassion, and spiritual awakening
Our mission extends beyond worship. We are committed to gaushala seva (cow protection), vedic education, community feeding, botanical conservation, and dharmic ceremonies that nurture both body and soul. Every initiative at Rajyog Foundation is designed to reconnect modern society with the timeless wisdom of our ancestors while addressing contemporary challenges.
Whether you seek spiritual solace, wish to participate in sacred rituals, contribute to noble causes, or simply connect with a community that values service above self, Rajyog Foundation welcomes you with open arms and a devoted heart.
ABOUT SHREE KHATU SHYAM JI - THE DIVINE STORY
The Legend of Barbarik - The Greatest Warrior Who Became Kali Yuga's Protector
Shree Khatu Shyam Ji’s original name was Barbarik, a formidable warrior of the Mahabharata era. Born to Ghatotkacha (son of Bheem) and Maurvi (from the Hidimba clan), Barbarik mastered warfare from childhood and earned divine blessings that made him invincible.
The Three Divine Arrows: Through intense penance, Lord Shiva granted Barbarik three infallible arrows the first would mark all enemies, the second would destroy them, and the third remained as reserve, never needed. Agni Dev blessed him with a bow that could conquer all three worlds.
The Ultimate Sacrifice: When Barbarik sought to join the Kurukshetra war, his mother made him promise to support the losing side. Recognizing that Barbarik’s power could single-handedly decide the war’s outcome, Lord Krishna disguised himself as a Brahmin and tested him. Krishna explained that the battlefield required the head of a brave warrior as offering. Without hesitation, Barbarik offered his head as Guru Dakshina (offering to the teacher)
Krishna’s Blessing: Moved by this supreme sacrifice, Lord Krishna blessed Barbarik with immortality through worship. He declared: In Kali Yuga, you shall be worshipped as Shyam, and whoever takes your name with sincere devotion shall have all their wishes fulfilled.
The Eternal Witness: Krishna applied divine nectar to Barbarik’s severed head and placed it atop a hill, allowing him to witness the entire Mahabharata war. When asked who won the war, Barbarik’s head testified that victory belonged solely to Krishna’s wisdom and the power of Sudarshan Chakra.
The Temple in Khatu: After the war, Barbarik’s head was buried in Khatu, Rajasthan. In 1027 CE, King Roop Singh Chauhan received a divine vision instructing him to excavate the sacred head from Shyam Kund and establish a temple. Thus, Barbarik became known as Khatu Shyam the deity of Khatu worshipped by the name Shyam.
Today, millions of devotees believe that sincere prayers to Baba Shyam resolve every difficulty, making him the true “Hare Ka Sahara“the ultimate refuge for those in need.
OUR KEY INITIATIVES
Transforming Lives Through Sacred Service
Rajyog Foundation operates multiple welfare programs rooted in the principles of Sanatan Dharma. Each initiative reflects our commitment to “Seva Hi Param Dharma Hai” (Service is the Supreme Duty)
GAUSHALA - Sacred Cow Shelter
Our gaushala provides refuge, nourishment, and medical care to abandoned, injured, and stray cows creatures revered as sacred in Hindu dharma.
What We Do:
- Rescue stray and injured cattle from streets, preventing accidents and suffering
- Provide nutritious food, clean water, and comfortable shelter
- Conduct regular veterinary checkups, deworming, and vaccinations
- Operate community cow adoption programs
- Develop organic dairy products as part of self-sustainability
- Create biogas from cow dung for eco-friendly energy
Current Challenge: With urbanization, 40% of stray cattle still lack proper shelter, leading to road accidents, crop damage, and animal cruelty.
Future Vision: Establishing cattle rescue ambulances, expanded veterinary camps, and a fully self-sustainable gaushala model that benefits both animals and the environment.
YAGYA SHALA - Sacred Fire Temple
A dedicated space for Vedic rituals where devotees participate in havan, yagyas, and purnahuti ceremonies conducted by trained Vedic scholars.
Services Offered:
- Daily morning and evening havan during aarti
- Special weekly rituals (Monday Shiva Havan, Tuesday Hanuman Havan)
- Monthly grand ceremonies on Purnima with community participation
- 3-day continuous yagya programs during major festivals
- Family ceremonies: weddings, mundan, housewarming, naming ceremonies
- Yagya vidhi guides and educational literature
Our Vision: Transforming the Yagya Shala into a Vedic Learning Centre where people of all ages learn authentic Vedic rituals and values through workshops and internship programs
TAPOVAN VATIKA - Meditation & Botanical Garden
A serene sanctuary designed according to Vedic sacred geometry, featuring 35+ medicinal plants, sacred trees, and dedicated meditation zones.
Activities:
- Morning meditation sessions (6-8 AM)
- Professional yoga and pranayama classes
- Evening prayers and bhajan-kirtan
- Peaceful nature walks among healing herbs
- Full moon meditation gatherings
- Herbal knowledge workshops
- Student educational tours
- Weekend wellness retreats
Medicinal Flora: Tulsi, Neem, Ashwagandha, Brahmi, Giloy, along with sacred trees like Peepal, Banyan, and Mango that hold deep dharmic significance.
Therapeutic Benefits: Natural stress relief, air purification, aromatherapy, digital detox, and connection with nature’s healing power.
DHARMARTH PUSTKALAY - Religious Library
A treasure trove of spiritual knowledge housing 2000+ books, including the four Vedas, 108 Upanishads, 18 Maha Puranas, Bhagavad Gita with multiple commentaries, Ramayana, Mahabharata, and modern spiritual literature.
Facilities:
- Reading area accommodating 50+ people
- Digital corner with e-books and online scriptures
- Children’s section with illustrated dharmic stories
- 15-day book borrowing system for members
- Weekly Vedic text discussion groups
- Monthly book review meetings
- Sanskrit language classes
- Free access for all community members
BHANDARA - Community Kitchen
Practicing the sacred tradition of Anna Dan (food donation), considered the greatest charity in Hindu dharma, we serve free satvik vegetarian meals to all, without discrimination.
Service Schedule:
- Weekly bhandara on fixed days
- Festival celebrations (Janmashtami, Shivratri, Navratri, Holi)
- Special occasions (Khatu Shyam Jayanti, foundation anniversary)
- Monthly on Amavasya and Purnima
Capacity: 500-800 meals daily with an annual target of 10,000+ meals served.
Menu: Fresh, satvik vegetarian cuisine (onion-garlic free) including dal, rice, vegetables, roti, salad, and sweet dishes prepared with modern hygiene standards.
BHAJAN KIRTAN - Devotional Music Programs
Rooted in the Sama Veda tradition, our bhajan-kirtan sessions create spiritual connections through devotional singing and divine storytelling.
Schedule:
- Daily evening sessions during sandhya aarti
- Friday specials (2-hour extended sessions)
- Weekend musical events
- All-night kirtan programs during festivals
Benefits: Mental peace, stress reduction, spiritual connection with the divine, community bonding, and preservation of dharmic musical traditions.
MANGLIK KARYAKRAM - Sacred Life Ceremonies
We provide complete facilities for life’s auspicious milestones with proper Vedic rituals guided by experienced pandits.
Services Include:
- Vivah Sanskar (Weddings): Complete 2-3 day ceremonies with sacred fire setup, mandap decoration, vedic mantras, catering for 100-500 guests, and photography
- Upanayana Sanskar (Sacred Thread Ceremony): Marking the beginning of Brahmacharya ashram with Gayatri Mantra initiation
- Mundan Sanskar (First Haircut): Combining spiritual significance with health benefits for children aged 1-3 years
- Griha Pravesh (Housewarming): Blessing new homes with sacred rituals
- Naamkaran (Naming Ceremony): Traditional baby naming with vedic blessings
- Monthly Activity: We host 20+ auspicious programs monthly, including 8-10 wedding ceremonies annually.
IMPACT STATISTICS
Our Growing Reach - Creating Real Change
Gaushala Impact
- Cows Sheltered: Providing safe haven to abandoned and injured cattle
- Veterinary Services: bRegular checkups, vaccinations, and emergency care
- Organic Production: Self-sustainable dairy and biogas operations
Community Nourishment
- Annual Meals Served: 10,000+ target through our Bhandara program
- Daily Capacity: 500-800 people fed with satvik vegetarian cuisine
- Volunteer Force: 30+ dedicated volunteers serving with devotion
Knowledge Preservation
- Library Collection: 2000+ sacred texts and spiritual books
- Reading Capacity: 50+ simultaneous readers in peaceful environment
- Educational Programs: Weekly discussion groups, Sanskrit classes, and youth workshops
Botanical & Wellness
- Medicinal Plants: 35+ Ayurvedic herbs and sacred trees
- Daily Meditation: Morning sessions 6-8 AM welcoming all seekers
- Wellness Programs: Yoga classes, herbal workshops, and nature walks
Sacred Ceremonies
Monthly Programs: 20+ manglik karyakrams including weddings, thread ceremonies, and naming rituals
Annual Weddings: 8-10 complete vedic wedding ceremonies
Yagya Participation: 100+ devotees at major monthly yagya ceremonies
Spiritual Programs
- Daily Rituals: Morning and evening aarti with havan
- Weekly Specials: Extended Friday bhajan-kirtan sessions
- Festival Celebrations: 3-day continuous yagya programs during major festivals
IMPACT STATISTICS
When everything seemed lost, I visited Rajyog Foundation and prayed to Khatu Shyam Ji with complete faith. Within months, my business recovered, and my family found peace. Baba Shyam truly is 'Hare Ka Sahara' the support of those who have nowhere else to turn.
— Rajesh Kumar, Mumbai
The Tapovan Vatika offers something rare in today's chaotic world genuine peace. The morning meditation sessions and the fragrance of medicinal plants have helped me overcome anxiety and reconnect with my spiritual roots. This place is a blessing.
— Priya Sharma, Delhi
My son's Upanayana Sanskar at Rajyog Foundation was a profound experience. The pandits explained every ritual's significance, making us appreciate our heritage. The arrangements were perfect, and the spiritual atmosphere was deeply moving.
— Anita Verma, Jaipur
Every week, I volunteer at the Bhandara, and it has transformed my understanding of seva. Serving hundreds of people regardless of caste or religion, watching their grateful smiles this is what true dharma feels like. Rajyog Foundation lives its values.
— Vikram Singh, Local Volunteer
LATEST NEWS & EVENTS
Upcoming Programs
Maha Shivratri Celebration
Join us for an all-night vigil featuring continuous Shiva bhajan-kirtan, Rudra Yagya, and prasad distribution. Special abhishek ceremonies will be conducted by senior pandits with full community participation.
Holi Bhandara & Color Festival
Experience the joy of Holi with our grand community bhandara serving 1000+ devotees, followed by eco-friendly color celebrations in the Tapovan Vatika. Traditional folk music and devotional singing throughout the day.
Khatu Shyam Jayanti
The most auspicious day celebrating Shree Khatu Shyam Ji’s divine grace. Three-day celebrations including morning-to-evening bhajan-kirtan, grand yagya ceremonies, special bhandara, and cultural programs showcasing the legend of Barbarik.
Ayurvedic Plant Distribution Drive
Free sapling distribution event at Tapovan Vatika. Receive medicinal plants like Tulsi, Neem, and Brahmi along with organic gardening training. Limited to 500 families register early
Make a Difference Today
Your Support Transforms Lives
Every contribution to Rajyog Foundation directly impacts real lives from providing shelter to abandoned cows and feeding hungry families to preserving ancient Vedic knowledge and conducting sacred ceremonies. When you donate, you become part of a sacred mission to revive Sanatan Dharma values in modern society
"Seva Hi Param Dharma Hai" Service is the Supreme Dharma
Your generosity enables us to:
- Rescue and care for injured cattle
- Serve thousands of free nutritious meals
- Maintain our botanical garden and meditation spaces
- Preserve 2000+ sacred texts and manuscripts
- Conduct Vedic ceremonies for families who cannot afford them
- Train youth in dharmic values and Vedic knowledge
- Organize community wellness and spiritual programs
Quick Donation Options
Tax Benefits
All donations are eligible for tax exemption under Section 80G. You will receive an official receipt and annual tax statement for your records.
Multiple Payment Methods
Online Payment Gateway (Credit/Debit Card, UPI, Net Banking)
- Bank Transfer (Account details provided after selection)
- Cheque/Demand Draft
- Cash donation at temple premises
- International donations accepted (PayPal, Wire Transfer)
Join Our Mission
Not ready to donate? You can still support our work:
- Volunteer: Serve at bhandara, library, or gaushala
- Attend: Participate in yagyas, meditation sessions, and festivals
- Learn: Join our Vedic study programs and Sanskrit classes
- Spread: Share our mission on social media
- Visit: Experience the peace of Tapovan Vatika and Khatu Shyam Temple
Contact us today to learn how you can be part of this sacred journey.
Rajyog Foundation - Where Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Service
Established in devotion to Shree Khatu Shyam Ji Hare Ka Sahara, Teen Baan Dhari, Sheesh Ke Daani, Kaliyug Ke Avatar