01 — Granth
Bhagwan Swaminarayan
Vachanamrut
Spiritual discourses of Bhagwan Swaminarayan — the foundational granth. A short daily portion, in English or Gujarati.
Coming soonVanchan Niyam
Fourscriptures.Onedailyniyam.
ચાર ગ્રંથ. એક દૈનિક નિયમ.
A steady reading rhythm for the four months of Chaturmas — the Vachanamrut, Swamini Vato, Sadguna Na Sindhu, and Pramukh Swami Jivan Charitra, a little each day.
4Granths
4Months of niyam
DailyA fresh portion
2Languages
Four months, one steady rhythm
Chaturmas is a season set aside for study and remembrance. This companion breaks the season into a single daily portion across four granths, so the practice stays light enough to keep and deep enough to matter.
Your season
120 days. One at a time.
Every day you keep the niyam fills a square. Watch the whole Chaturmas take shape.
Start of ChaturmasDev Uthi Ekadashi
Start of Chaturmas: 2026-07-25
The four granths
A library for the season
Read each one in English or Gujarati, in whichever view helps you study best.
02 — Granth
Gunatitanand Swami
Swamini Vato
The spiritual teachings of Aksharbrahman Gunatitanand Swami — plain-spoken wisdom for daily life.
Coming soon
03 — Granth
Mahant Swami Maharaj
Sadguna Na Sindhu
On the virtues of Mahant Swami Maharaj — an ocean of good qualities, one story at a time.
Coming soon
04 — Granth
Pramukh Swami Maharaj
Jivan Charitra · Part 12
The life of Pramukh Swami Maharaj — read one part of his journey each day of the season.
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Original text
Gadhadā I-21
Thereupon Shriji Mahārāj quietened the assembly and said, “Please listen; I wish to tell you something.” Having said this, He sat in contemplation with His eyes closed.
The granth exactly as written — nothing added, nothing marked.
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The pause
“Please listen; I wish to tell you something,” He said — then sat in contemplation with His eyes closed.
Underlined lessons
Gadhadā I-21
Thereupon Shriji Mahārāj quietened the assembly and said, “Please listen; I wish to tell you something.” Having said this, He sat in contemplation with His eyes closed.
Key teachings pulled out, the page kept quiet.
Highlighted lines
Gadhadā I-21
Thereupon Shriji Mahārāj quietened the assembly and said, “Please listen; I wish to tell you something.” Having said this, He sat in contemplation with His eyes closed.
Lines worth remembering, marked to come back to.
English and Gujarati
Every reading is available in both languages, with multiple English editions where they exist.
One niyam, every day
Each day opens a fresh portion. Keep the niyam and the four granths finish together.
First notes back
They opened it. The words came back warm.
A few honest lines after people first found the daily niyam — short enough to send, strong enough to share.
Wow — this is really good. Very professional.
Superb.
ભાઈ સાહબ મસ્ત કરી દીધી.
Brother — you’ve done this beautifully.
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ચાર ગ્રંથ. એક દૈનિક નિયમ.
Four months. Four granths. Begin with today's portion.