A sacred sanctuary of boundless compassion and divine motherhood at the Maharashtra & Madhya Pradesh border. Home to the perpetual Dhuni, Samadhi Mandir, and 24-hour Annakshetra.
A spiritual oasis of peace, compassion, and divine motherhood flourishing across 10 acres of sanctified land.
Shree Videhi Sati Ansuya Mata was born on the 5th of May 1926 as the fifth child to mother Aanai and father Ramji at Paradsinga. Mata lived among the villagers of Paradsinga for over six decades, singing holy hymns and showering unconditional motherly affection upon everyone.
She absorbed the sorrows and karmas of devotees and stood as the spiritual guardian of every household. In Katol, Paradsinga, and all surrounding villages, it is a cherished tradition that no devotee partakes in their daily meal without first offering Naivedhya to Mata.
Pujya Sri Sivanesan Swamiji of Shirdi, who dedicated his life to Sai Seva, recognized the rare divine incarnation of Mata. Without stepping out of Shirdi, Swamiji guided countless devotees to seek her blessings and invited this Avadhuta to inaugurate sacred Dhunis and Sai temples throughout the nation.
Balonmatta Pisacha Veshaya, Smarana Matra Santustaya — Whoever visits Mata with pure faith never returns empty-handed.
Devotees are invited to participate in the sacred daily rituals performed with deep devotion at Samadhi Mandir and Dhyan Mandir.
| Time | Daily Program & Pooja Ritual | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 05:30 AM | Temple Gates Open (मंदिर द्वार उघडणे) | Main Complex |
| 06:00 AM | Pavitra Snan (Maha Abhishek with Panchamrut) | Samadhi Mandir |
| 07:30 AM | Morning Mangal Aarti is offered to Mata | Samadhi Mandir |
| 09:00 AM | Morning Aarti & Naivedhya | Samadhi & Dhyan Mandir |
| 12:30 PM | Temple Closed for Afternoon Rest (विश्रांती) | Main Complex |
| 02:00 PM | Temple Reopens for Darshan (दुपारी दर्शन) | Main Complex |
| 07:30 PM | Sandhya Evening Aarti is offered to Mata | Samadhi & Dhyan Mandir |
| 09:00 PM | Maha Ratri Aarti | Samadhi & Dhyan Mandir |
| 09:30 PM | Mata is wrapped with blanket & mosquito net is hung | Dhyan Mandir |
| 10:30 PM | Samadhi is respectfully covered with holy blanket | Samadhi Mandir |
| 11:00 PM | Temple Closed for Night (मंदिर बंद) | Main Complex |
Walk through the sanctified locations constructed under Mataji’s personal spiritual guidance.
Mahasamadhi Shrine
The supreme resting place where Mata took Mahasamadhi on 10th January 1997. A breathtaking marble idol sits in a serene posture holding a coconut, welcoming every devotee with motherly affection and fulfilling heartfelt prayers.
Meditation Sanctum
The sacred sanctum where Mata resided in physical form for five years before Mahasamadhi. Features Mata's royal marble bed, historical leela paintings, and the sacred stone she used to break almonds. The subtle spiritual vibrations here are intense and uplifting.
Sacred Flame • Chidagni
The sacred fire that burns day and night ceaselessly. In Datta and Sai tradition, the Dhuni incinerates negative past karmas. Healing Udi (sacred ash) is blessed and given to devotees for healing and divine protection.
Original Residence
The original home in Paradsinga village where Mata lived for six decades with the villagers, solving their difficulties and sharing divine miracles. Preserved with reverent care by the Sansthan as an eternal spiritual memorial.
Guided by Mata’s motto “Doctor Treats and Mata Cures”, the Sansthan conducts extensive philanthropic and charitable initiatives.
Mata bestowed Prasada to millions in many forms. The Sansthan operates a 24-hour continuous Prasadalaya offering hot, nourishing, and pure vegetarian Mahaprasad to every visiting pilgrim free of charge.
Cows are sacred and a sign of prosperity in Sanathana Dharma. Our Goshala shelters abandoned and injured bovines, providing daily fodder, regular veterinary checkups, and lifesaving Rumenotomy surgeries.
Paradsinga is surrounded by nearly 500 tribal and rural villages lacking basic healthcare. Sansthan is establishing a 250-bed modern hospital with ICU, ultrasound, operating rooms, and diagnostic labs to serve the poor free of cost.
A massive 16,500 sq. feet community auditorium with a capacity to accommodate over 4,000 pilgrims at a time. Used for large satsangs, kirtans, religious discourses, and community gatherings.
Annual mass wedding ceremonies organized for underprivileged couples from all communities, providing them with clothing, auspicious mangalsutra, household utensils, and grand wedding feasts.
Active rainwater harvesting and check-dam rejuvenation projects across Paradsinga and neighboring farmland, helping recharge ground water levels and protect farmers from droughts.
Yearly festivals celebrated with vibrant Palakhi Yatras, Akhand Naam Jaap, and thousands of devotees.
Grand week-long celebration marking the auspicious birth of Shree Videhi Sati Ansuya Mata with continuous kirtan, abhishek, and massive Mahaprasad bhandara.
Commemorating Mata's intentional Mahasamadhi on Pausha Shukla Dwiteya with special yagnas, havan, and palakhi processions.
9 days of consecrated Akhand Jyot, Durga Saptashati recital, Chandi Havan, and thousands of devotees observing sacred fasting.
Honoring the divine lineage of Lord Dattatreya (the son of Sati Ansuya) with devotional bhajan sandhyas and cultural fairs.
Glimpses of the divine idol, the sacred Dhuni, scenic campus, and celebratory festivals.
Dedicated leadership ensuring transparent, selfless, and continuous development of the Sansthan.
Complete transit instructions and nearby holy shrines in the sacred Vidarbha & Satpura pilgrimage circuit.
Paradsinga is located 64 km from Nagpur via Katol on the Nagpur-Warud Highway. Superfast buses operate every 30 minutes from Nagpur (Ganeshpeth Bus Stand). Paradsinga is only 9 km from Katol and 12 km from Sausar.
Katol Railway Station (9 km) is connected directly with major express trains including Dakshin Express, Chhattisgarh Express, and Gondwana Express. Alternatively, Nagpur Junction (64 km) is a major nationwide railway hub.
The nearest airport is Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport, Nagpur (approx 68 km), with daily non-stop flights from Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune.
Clean and well-furnished rooms and hall accommodations are provided by the Sansthan at nominal rates for outstation devotees and families.
Devotees traveling to Paradsinga often visit these highly revered holy places nearby:
Known as ‘Vidarbha’s Pandharpur’. Situated on the banks of Chandrabhaga river, featuring the ancient Vithoba Mandir built by Diwan Umaji Aba.
Famous ancient hillock temple complex considered over 4,000 years old, housing one of the Ashta-Varadavinayakas attracting thousands of pilgrims.
Revered shrine of Chamatkari Lord Hanuman at Sausar, famous for fulfilling prayers and granting spiritual strength.
Ancient Hemadpanthi temple of Goddess Saraswati and Chandika Mata in the historical city of Katol.
Your contributions directly fund the 24-hour Annakshetra (Ram Roti), the medical treatment and shelter of abandoned cows at the Goshala, and the proposed 250-bed free tribal hospital.
We welcome pilgrims, volunteers, and well-wishers to contact our administrative office.
Shri Sati Ansuyamata Sansthan, At Post Paradsinga, SH-248, Nagpur-Warud Road, Tahsil Sausar / Katol, Dist. Pandhurna / Chhindwara, PIN: 480106 / 441305.
+91 9822465182 (Charansinghji Thakur)
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