About 1200 years ago, ancient NALANDA University was a great centre of learning and was popular internationally. The Department of Yoga and Philosophy at that time, was headed by a great Master and Tantrik - Guru Padmasambhava. Foreseeing the destruction of Nalanda University by foreign invaders Guru Padmasambhava along with a few of his advanced students migrated to Tibet. His sacred and rare teachings were very closely guarded and were handed down for generations through a chain of selected disciples to the sufficiently evolved followers.

During the early years of the 20th century an English gentleman named Edwin John Dingle - a reborn Lama was mysteriously guided and drawn back to Tibet under strange circumstances. After completing his studies and practices for over nine months in Tibet he went out into the world for teaching the methods he had learnt.

He settled in USA and imparted his teaching to nearly 2,18,000 students all over the world. He was lovingly addressed as DING LE MEI in Tibet and he used this name throughout his life.

Guru Jyotirmayananda, a disciple of Guru Ding Le Mei started Brahmavidya classes in Mumbai in 1977. Brahmavidya Sadhak Sangh was founded by his students in 1997 and it is a Charitable Trust duly registered with the Government. Brahmavidya Sadhak Sangh is a service-oriented organisation formed in 1997 to spread the knowledge of the unique methods of Brahmavidya. It is duly registered with the Government as a Charitable Trust. The donation collected for various courses is used by the Sangh for promoting Brahmavidya.

Vision: Physical, Mental and Spiritual development of the entire human race.

Mission: To promote, to preach and to teach the unique system of Brahmavidya.