Sree Sree Thakur Anukul Chandra, a celebrated yogi, Purushottam and Living Ideal of this modern age is the founder of Satsang, a philanthropic institution. He was not only a great religious Guru, but also an outstanding educationist.

2. • Anukulchandra
Chakraborty popularly
known as Sree Sree Thakur.
• He was born on 14
September 1888 in
Himaitpur village in the
Pabna district of
Bangladesh.
• His father was Shibchandra
Chakraborty and his
mother was Manomohini
Devi.
Mother Manomohini Devi
Father Shibchandra

3. • The childhood of Sree Sree Thakur was full of
miracle which astonished his father, mother
and the villagers.
• Child Anukul Chandra showed signs of super
human greatness.
• While playing when he got dusty, this small
boy was still the embodiment of Vedanta.

4. • He was studied in the
Saratcandra Medical School
(now National Medical College).
• But due to protest against
orthodox curriculum, he could
not obtain a diploma in
medicine.
• After completion of medical
study he practised medicine.

5. • At the age of 17,
Anukulchandra
married to
Saroshibala Devi.
• Later on,
Saroshibala Devi
popularly known as
Sree Sree Bordmaa.

6. • He was a great social
reformer.
• The dwellers of Himaitpur
were considered antisocial.
• Anukulchandra tried to bring
a reform in them and
wonderfully succeeded in it.
• People who were considered
blots on society turned into
assets and the woman who
were dragged into flesh trade
led a respectable life in the
society.

7. • The next phase of his life was
devoted to Samkirtan (a type
of devotional songs).
• Anukulchandra flourished as
a yogi and many people
became his disciples.

8. • He set up a Satsanga
ashram, first at Pabna
in Bangladesh.
• In 1946 he moved to
Deoghar in India.
• Sree Sree Thakur left
his terrestrial body on
27th January 1969.
Satsanga Ashram, at Himaitpur, Pabna
Satsanga Ashram, at Deoghar

9. “Ideal or spiritual guide
is the living embodiment of education
and he alone can feel this
who has adherence – delighting to go
in accordance with him.”

10. “He is the existence of all that exists, -
thereby He, ‘the Sat’
He is the responsiveness of all that responds, -
So ‘Chit’ - that He is;
He is the becoming of each that comes, -
thus He – the ‘Ananda’ as known”.

11. “Where education does not collaborate
with character and conduct
it is merely an induction
of knowledge.”

12. “Literacy degrees
are not the emblem of education
what leads to the
domain of wisdom
that concentrates
with a meaningful adjustment
in a unicentric condensation of truth
is education.”

13. “To become mere expert in reading and writing
is not to be called education;
without habits, behavior and common sense,
there is no education at all.”
 “The systematic organization of instincts and habits
that will fulfill the becoming of life through a graduated,
active manipulation of behavior is education.”

14. • True education is that which trains the
individual to face the life in its abysmal depth
of despair, sinking in sorrow and braving
through bad times.

15. • “Gain success by avoiding or defeating
misfortune and see that difficulties do
not cheat you of success”.
- Sree Sree Thakur