Guided, blessed, and mentored by his Guru(s), Aditya has undergone a transformation into a Conscious Sadak, assuming a central role within Pragya Trust. Initiating his spiritual journey at a young age, he is now poised to share the transformative teachings instilled in him. As a permanent resident of Varanasi, Aditya maintains consistent connections with spiritual traditions both within and beyond the realm of Sanathana Dharma. His profound knowledge encompasses practical wisdom from Vedantic and Upanishadic traditions, complemented by the core traditional practices of Tantra Sadhana. This comprehensive understanding empowers him to reach the pinnacle of practical knowledge, facilitating the transformation of lives through efficient methods tailored for the modern era, all while upholding the fundamental values of Sanathana Dharma. These knowledge-sharing endeavors are not solely intended to aid others; Aditya considers them his personal spiritual practice and a means of repaying the Rishi-Rin (ऋषि ऋण - the debt to the Rishis). Repayment of this debt involves reading and learning the scriptures, as well as imparting the acquired knowledge to others. Regular interactions and selfless service to high spiritual masters have not only garnered Aditya their blessings but have also endowed him with a lifetime of skills and knowledge. Workshops organized by Pragya Trust incorporate these invaluable teachings from traditional masters. Recognizing the crucial role of a balanced, harmonious, and physically-mentally stable life in the exploration of consciousness, Aditya emphasizes the importance of compassion towards all beings on Earth. Pragya Trust is committed to addressing these aspects and collaborates with like-minded organizations and individuals who share the vision of a compassionate spiritual journey. Together, they strive to make a positive impact on the world and contribute to the collective well-being of humanity.

Pragya Trust is committed to exploring consciousness and its practical application within the framework of Sanatan Hindu Dharma. While acknowledging the diverse perspectives on consciousness from different communities, religions, and scientific fields, the trust remains rooted in the distinctive approach of Sanatan Dharma.At the core of Sanatan Dharma's understanding lies the concept that everything is consciousness, known as pragya. Unlike scientific theories that have shifted from matter to energy, Sanatan Dharma asserts that everything, including matter and energy, is fundamentally consciousness.Pragya Trust adopts a systematic approach to spiritual exploration, encapsulated in six steps:Sahajawastha: Cultivating a state of natural awareness.Dhyan dharana: Engaging in meditation and concentration practices.Yog Pranayam: Utilizing breath control techniques.Jap: Reciting mantras or sacred sounds repetitively.Swadhyay n Path: Studying and reflecting on spiritual texts.Yatra: Embarking on pilgrimages or spiritual journeys.These techniques are not hierarchically ranked, as their effectiveness varies depending on the individual. For example, pilgrimage might be more impactful for some individuals compared to meditation.Courses offered by Pragya Trust are designed with a subjective approach, emphasizing experiential learning in spiritual development. While spiritual experiences are valued, the trust acknowledges the potential for subjective experiences to be misleading. Hence, courses strive to strike a balance between experiential knowledge and structured learning processes to ensure precision and depth in spiritual exploration.