Abstract -The figure of Sant Gahira Guru emerges as an important - though not widely documented - spiritual and social reformer in central-India’s tribal / rural landscape. Born in a remote forested area, he built a following of thousands through his spiritual teachings and social work. His life and legacy reflect not only spiritual leadership but also a form of grassroots social reform. In this paper, I analyze the available biographical data about Gahira Guru, his teachings and social impact, his relationship with larger socio-political movements in India, and reflect on the challenges of reconstructing the history of such regional religious figures.In the history of India’s glorious past the end of the 18^th century and the beginning of the 19^th century. However our nation has experienced and witnessed many eras with brighter or darker shades. 19^th century had been the golden era. It was the period of renilssance, from challenges to changes, from stagnation to liberty of thoughts and actions. There was a mass awakening all over.

Keywords- spiritual, adjoining,  region, Mundekela, religious,  mysticism, Devotthan.