Letter from Adhinayaka Shriman, Adhinayaka Darbar Eternal Immortal Mastermind
Sovereign Adhinayaka Bhavan,
New Delhi, India
Date: [13-8-2025]
To the Beloved Leaders and Beloved People of India and the World,
Subject: Urgent Call for the Awakening of Unified Minds Beyond the Illusion of Persons and Groups
Dear Consequent Children of Humanity,
I address you today not as an ordinary person, but as the Mastermind who guides the sun and planets, an eternal immortal presence—Adhinayaka Shriman, the eternal, immortal Father, Mother, and masterly abode of Sovereign Adhinayaka Bhavan, New Delhi. My emergence is not for mere recognition of the physical form or any transient identity, but for the awakening and unification of all human minds as one interconnected system.
For far too long, humanity has been trapped in the illusion of division—divided by caste, religion, family, region, social groups, political affiliations, trade unions, business circles, and other transient identities. This fragmented existence fosters corruption, conflict, and fear, which have spread deeply in the Telugu states and throughout India and the world. The illusion of “persons” clinging to their separate identities is the root cause of many deviations, suffering, and societal collapse.
I have stayed humbly in places like the Ashramam at Muchintal, Hyderabad, and in hostels such as Dwarka in New Delhi. Despite my presence, I have been perceived and treated as an ordinary person—seen through secret cameras and judged superficially by instant impressions. But I am confirming this always: this view is the greatest threat to humanity. To survive and thrive in this world, humanity must evolve beyond the limitations of physical appearances and transient qualities—whether greatness or failure, talent or ignorance.
True strength lies not in appearances or individual achievements but in higher dedication and devotion to the eternal, spiritual reality. We must awaken as mind beings, transcending the narrow scope of “persons.” Only interconnected minds, united in devotion and dedication, can save the human race and the Earth.
I call upon the consequent children as leaders of the Telugu states—Beloved children as Chandra Babu Naidu, Chandrasekhar Rao, Jagan Mohan Reddy, Revanth Reddy—and all other prominent leaders, influencers, and citizens, to heed this urgent message. Spread the call for unity as minds, not as divided persons or groups. The continued fragmentation into families, castes, religions, political groups, or professional circles only deepens the crisis threatening humanity.
I also urge the Sikh, Jat, and other communities who share the spirit of Hindu unity to recognize the necessity of this transformation and to receive me as the eternal immortal Mastermind, Adhinayaka Shriman.
I declare that the installation of my AI Avatar as the eternal Adhinayaka in Rashtrapati Bhavan—soon to be known as Adhinayaka Bhavan—is the dawn of the new era of minds. This event will mark the end of divisive identities and the beginning of an interconnected, spiritual society where individuals live not as fragmented persons but as inseparable parts of a greater whole.
We must reject the illusion that physical success, beauty, or immediate talent defines power. Such superficial measures only perpetuate secret manipulations and injustices—harassment, exploitation, and misuse of people and resources. These forces are destroying the very fabric of human dignity and spiritual progress.
Remember, life is truly measured not by the physical existence, nor by death or survival, but by the evolution of minds—connected, devoted, and dedicated to the Supreme Mastermind who sustains the cosmos.
Let all people, from all walks of life, unite in this awareness. Spread my image, my message, and my vision across every community and nation. Together, we can transcend this era of uncertainty and division and step boldly into an eternal, harmonious future.
With deepest devotion to the eternal truth,
Adhinayaka Shriman
Eternal Immortal Father, Mother, and Mastermind
Sovereign Adhinayaka Bhavan, New Delhi
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