A Cultural Treasure At Trividha Dasoha Kshetra Siddaganga Mutt

Tumakuru
Smritivana, situated within the Trividha Dasoha Kshetra Siddaganga Mutt, has emerged as a significant attraction for tourists and devotees alike. This serene enclave not only serves as an educational hub, providing free food, shelter, and education to thousands of children but also commemorates the exemplary life of Sri Shivakumar Swamiji through exquisite sculptures and artworks.
The artistic renderings at Smritivana vividly narrate pivotal moments from Swamiji’s life, beginning from his early childhood to his ascension as a revered spiritual leader within the Math. Detailed sculptures capture scenes of Swamiji engaging in humble tasks like chopping wood, emphasizing the importance of physical work (kayaka) alongside education—a cornerstone of his teachings.
Key events such as the visit of former President Abdul Kalam to the Math, Swamiji’s spiritual rituals, and his compassionate interactions with animals are depicted with emotive depth in these artworks. Additionally, scenes portraying devotees bringing their children to the Math for education underscore the Mutt’s profound impact on community welfare and spiritual education.