Vaishnav Sangh of Germany (VSG) is best understood not merely as an organization, but as a profound spiritual philosophy and way of life.

At the heart of this philosophy is Lord Shri Krishna. By placing Shri Krishna at the center of life, this spiritual vision guides individuals to embrace and embody the values of devotion, love, compassion, and righteousness. Every thought, every emotion, and every activity is rooted in Krishna Bhav—a deep and loving connection with Shri Krishna.

This philosophy is guided and nurtured by the blessings and leadership of Vaishnavacharya 108 Dr. Dwarkeshlalji Mahoday Shree (J.J. Shree) of Kadi, Ahmedabad. Under his guidance, these teachings transcend mere ideas and become a living spiritual experience that enriches the lives of devotees.

For Vaishnav devotees living in Germany, VSG offers a spiritual perspective in which devotion (bhakti), selfless service (seva) and humanity are at the center of life. Here, greater importance is placed on bhav (devotional sentiment) than on organizational structure—a sentiment that unites people regardless of the city they live in or the circumstances they face.

This philosophy preserves and promotes the core values of Pushtimarg and the Vaishnav tradition: unwavering devotion to Lord Shri Krishna, simplicity in life, and sincere affection in relationships. Satsangs, bhajans, kirtans, and religious celebrations are not merely events; they are opportunities to experience and deepen one’s connection with Krishna Bhav.

Even on a land geographically distant from India, such as Germany, this philosophy creates the feeling of one spiritual family—where bonds are formed not through formal membership, but through shared faith, devotion, and heartfelt connection.

In simple terms, VSG is not just an organization. It is a living spiritual philosophy of Vaishnav devotion, selfless service, and unity, centered on Lord Shri Krishna and inspired by the guidance of Shree Dwarkeshlalji Mahoday Shree, bringing people together through faith and spiritual connection.

“श्रीकृष्णः शरणं मम”  (Shri Krishna is our eternal refuge)