Rushipeetham Charitable Trust

Rushipeetham Charitable Trust, established to preserving Indian classical Arsadharma, is headed by the Parameswara himself. Rushipeetham acts as a supporting platform for preserving Vedic Culture and promoting Vedic scholars and sahitivettas. Working with Chittasuddhi (purity of cause) and satsankalpam (good cause), Rushipeetham is committed to upholding Indian dharmika values and traditions. All sections of our society are part of this effort, not just the erudite, as all humanity can benefit from our efforts to build a better society.

Rushipeetham Charitable Trust has been established to the selfless services

• This organization aims to Explore, Experiment and Express through service activities, research and publications and Enlighten the people.
• We intend to honor learned scholars of various Indian studies and also to promote research in various fields of Indian science by encouraging research scholars and Intellectual by organizing suitable seminars and publishing research data about ancient Indian Knowledge.
• We resolve to enrich the Indian cultural legacy by bringing out the Unique and creative art forms in music, dance and other performing arts.
• We wish to strengthen the hands of organizations that protect and promote the studies and undertake related service activities like Goseva (protecting cows) health and Education.

Details regarding Rushipeetham programs, activities and donations can be had from of the Rushipeetham branches or our email us to info@rushipeetham.org.

Brahma Sree Samavedam SHANMUKHA Sarma garu is a profound speaker and blessed with wonderful oratory skills on our Sastras , Puranas, Itihasas and Vedas. Sree Samavedam garu started his spiritual journey in his childhood with the aim of protecting the Veda Parampara and also sharing the wealth of knowledge that was gifted to us by our ancient sages and “Rushis”. Sri Samavedam’s part in protecting the the Veda parampara includes his Discourses, literature in different ways, Dance Ballets, Lyrics and many more. Some of his discourses includes – Siva Puranam, RudhraBhashyam, Siva Leela Vilasam, Sree Krishna Tathvam, Narayaneeyam, Lalitha Sahasra Nama Vybhavam, Sri Vishnu Sahasra Nama Stotra Bhasyamu, Soundharya Lahari and Bhagavatha Sapthaham and the list goes on. His first lecture on “Agni” at the Sivaramakrishna Kshetram in Vijayawada laid the foundation for the endeavor and after that he never looked back. He won many accolades and won many followers during his journey.