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Rajeshwaranand (राजेश्वरानंद)

Bhaktamal | Shri Rajeshwaranand Ji Maharaj
Real Name - Rajesh Ramayani
Other Names - Swami Rajeshwaranand Saraswati Ji Maharaj
Guru - Pt. Shri Amardan Sharma
Born - 22 September 1955
Place of Birth - Pachokhara village near Orai, Uttar Pradesh in Bundelkhand region
Marital Status - Married
Father - Pt. Shri Amardan Sharma
Mother - Mata Shantidevi
Son - Mahant Shri Guru Prasad Sharma
Daughter - Didi Bhakti Prabha
Language - Hindi, Sanskrit
Famous - Devotional Singer, Spiritual Saint

His Holiness the famous Ramkatha reciter Swami Rajeshwaranand Saraswati Ji Maharaj was a respected spiritual leader and renowned Ramkatha reciter in the tradition of Hinduism. Rajeshwaranand ji's Ramkathas were famous in the country and abroad. Even though this sweet voice is no longer among us, his stories still serve as inspiration in people's lives. Pujya Murari Bapu considered him like his brother.

It is said that Hanuman ji was so kind to him that when he started narrating Ram Katha, the people listening to Ram Katha in the pandal became crazy about his stories. Former President Ramnath Kovind was also greatly influenced by the story of Ramayani ji. His way of narrating the meaning of the Ramayana's quatrains and larger texts and their stories and incidents was very simple.

Swami Rajeshwarananda's Ramakathas often emphasize inner peace, moral integrity, and devotion to God, providing practical guidance for living a life under high spiritual principles.

राजेश्वरानंद हिन्दी में पढ़ें

परम पूज्य प्रसिद्ध रामकथा वाचक स्वामी राजेश्वरानंद सरस्वती जी महाराज हिंदू धर्म की परंपरा में एक सम्मानित आध्यात्मिक नेता और प्रसिद्ध रामकथा वाचक थे।

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