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Bhagawaan Gopinathji’s aarti is conducted daily at the Ashram at 6 AM in the morning and 6 PM in the evening. The recitation of Guru Gita also takes place. Devotees enjoy the early morning meditation in the prayer hall. Weekly programs, Lecture Series and other activities are also conducted.
The annual Mahayagnya of Jagadguru Bhagawaan Gopinathji is performed across the country and abroad every year on the anniversary of Bhagawaanji’s giving up the gross body, as per lunar calendar date “Jyeshta Shukla Dvitiya” with utmost devotion, gaiety and fervour for the universal peace and brotherhood. The Yagnya starts a day earlier in the evening and Puran Ahuti is offered at 2 PM. After Puran Ahuti all devotees have the Prasad.
Mahajayanti, Bhagawaanji’s birth anniversary is celebrated on “Ashad Shukla Dwadashi”. The programme starts with “Paduka Pujan” that is worshipping a symbolic paduka of Bhagawaanji’s. The prassad is distributed among Saadhus are distributed amongst sadhus and dakshina is given. The same has been the practice during Bhagawaan Ji's lifetime though there was no Ashram then. On the Same day there are discourses by saintly and scholarly persons on the various aspects of Bhagawaan Ji's personality followed by devotional music and continues till late in the evening.
Only two days after the Mahajayanti we have “Guru Purnima”. On this day devotees sit at Bhagawaanji’s lotus feet and offer flowers “Pushp Archana” along with the recitation of “Guru Geeta” and it is concluded with Bhagawaanji’s Aarti.
25th of December is celebrated as “Bal Divas”, Children’s Day. Books and gifts are distributed among children.
There is a night long "Jagran" (staying awake and offering prayers)on “Phalguna Krishna Ashtami”.
Navratri Meaning nine nights is a magnificent Hindu festival which is celebrated twice a year “Chaitra (March- April)” and “Sharad Navratri (October-November)”. The first day of chaitra Navratri is celebrated as “Navreh”.
Naari Divas falls on the 3rd day of Chaitra navratri.On this day all the Kashmiri Pandit women visit their parental house as a ritual and on their return; parents give them salt and atghat (some Money) as a token of prosperity and good omen.
Musical concerts are organized on special occasions.
The Trust regularly organizes competitions amongst children on various topics with the aim of inculcating good values and awareness of India’s spiritual and Cultural Heritage in them. These competitions include a recitation competition, for school going children. In addition, drawing competition for Children is conducted for different age groups.
Different schools participate in these competitions. The honourable personalities carry out the prize distribution ceremony for all the successful participants.
Sessions are conducted on spiritual topics such as Japa, Meditation, scriptures etc by many renowned scholars and spiritual personalities. Discourses on spiritual topics are arranged off and on.
Financial help is provided to the destitute every month & mostly to widows and orphans, irrespective of their caste and creed.
Medical help and financial aid is given to the needy.
The Trust is always in forefront to help the victims of natural calamities.
Bhagawaan Gopinathji Trust is a spiritual as well as a social service organization & Extending selfless service to the poor and the needy people is one of our prime objectives. With this spirit of service, Bhagawaan Gopinathji Trust had started a Pathology laboratory at Jammu Ashram. The laboratory is well equipped with the latest technology which is operated by our trained staff. Our medical mission is attended and supervised by renowned experts, specialists and medical professionals.
The Trust charges a nominal fee for medical examinations and treatments. The needy patients are treated free of cost.Medical camps are organized by the Trust. Every patient visiting the clinic is treated equally, without any discrimination on the basis of caste,creed or religion.