Shri Narahari Nathji, though a young child, used to accompany him to the ašrama out of inquisitiveness. The purity of environment of the ašrama influenced him deeply. Often he used to loose the awareness of the cord that binds the young hearts with their parental homes. Perceiving his sense of detachment, sincere faith in God and the temper of his inner self Sri Subha Nathji Maharaja willed to take him in the fold of the ašhrama. He found him a person of genius showing unusual prospects. His father also felt inspired and readily agreed to present him to the sect and the asrama. In the year 2020 of Vikrama era on the auspicious occasion of Jyoti Nath Mahotsava, in compliance with the words of Shri Šubha Nathji Maharaj, Shri Hanuman Nathji accepted him as a disciple. He was only 10 at that time. In that tender age he gave up family living and became a hermit. He fully involved himself with the daily routine of the ašhrama. As soon as he entered the life of the ašrama, the innate tendency of detachment sprouted and began taking over his whole being. He showed an inclination for the life of action and service in preference to the austerity observance for self-realisation in solitary situation. The life of action opened the line of sahaj Anand, the line of least resistance. He was sent to Chamadiya School for education. Having completed the preliminary course, he began devoting his full time to the routine duties of the ašhrama. He did not find the school learning of much interest.

The awards were given at the time of annual fairs, organised by the centre for the advancement of new agricultural techniques among the farmers. The centre used to organise fairs and exhibitions for this purpose. He shouldered this heavy responsibility very efficiently and very effectively. That was the time when his preceptor Sri Hanuman Nathji became ill. His disease was incurable. Shri Narahari Nathji single mindedly dedicated his faculties to his service but inspite of all the efforts, he could not be saved. Shri Hanuman Nathji had realised that he would not be saved inspite of the treatment and dedicated service by Shri Narahari Nathji who, besides looking after the multifarious responsibilities under his charge was leaving no stone unturned to save his preceptor. He wrote a will in his favour conferring all powers and privileges on him, his favourite disciple, Shri Narahari Nathji, and making him the head of the ašhrama. This he wrote on 18/2/1982. On the basis of this will he was declared the successor to Shri Hanuman Nathji and the head of the Ashrama. The will was confirmed on 25/7/1982.

On 25/8/1982, Shri Hanuman Nathji, breathed his last. A huge number of people, devotees, Yogeshwares and saints thronged the Ašhrams for his last vision. In accordance with the canons of the sect, he was given Samadhi. The twelfth day rite was held on 5/9/1982 Brahmans were invited to the feast and were presented with stainless steel plates. All rites were performed meticulously and with generous heart.

On this occasion Shri Naraheri Nathji was invested with the authority and office of the head of the ashrama, in the gathering of heads of the sect, respectable gentry of the town and faithful devotees of the ashrama. At that time the radiance of the splendor was full of charm and effect. Every particle of the ashrama was emitting happiness and joy. After the demise of the gross body of Guru Maharaj, he shouldered the heavy responsibility of running the ahrama. In spite of many obstacles, he is discharging his responsibilities with courage and dedication successfully.

Because of this, visitors and pilgrims enjoy a feel of peace of mind, which they did not do anywhere earlier. He remains constantly busy mentally and otherwise - to lift up the intellectual and physical setting of the ashrama. This is because of his creative fervour. He constructed a sanctum which is dedicated to the memory of Shri Hanuman Nathji. He got it bedecked with marble slabs having embellishment on them. Adjacent to this sanctum is a verandah. There are paintings on the walls of this verandah depicting the events of the holy life of the revered sage, Shri Amrit Nathji Maharaj. These paintings enhance the asesthetics of the architecture. Pilgrims, visitors and devotees are attracted to the paintings. Besides, there stands a temple of Lord Siva at the main entrance gate of the ashrama. This temple is exceptionally beautiful in respect of architecture and designing. Just in front of the ašrama, on the other side of the main road, a big, impressive and spacious guest house has been constructed. Here all modern facilities are provided for the visitors. At the back of the ashrama there was a thorny hedge to mark the boundary of the ashrama. This has been replaced by a pucca fencing wall. The wall has stopped soil erosion.

Every year he visits Hardiwar for a holy bath in Ganga. There he encourages the spirit of devotion among the Yogis. They look up to him and his acts of benevolence as a source of inspiriation. He also went on a pilgrimage to the temples of Pashupati Nath in Nepal and Vishwanath at Varanasi. The devotees welcomed and honoured him there. He visited many shrines in the country. SS This way he is maintaining to the holy tradition of the Amritšrama. He held a conference of saints and organised a general feast (Bhandara) in the honour of the Holy Gurus Shri Amrit Nathaji, Shri Šubha Nathji and Shri Hanuman Nathji. The feast continued from 15/11/1989 to 18/11/1995. This was a great congregation. The sages from far flung areas assembled in the ašrama. Yogis of 32 Dhunis attended. This was a unique occasion to have a vision of the unity in diversity of ways and styles.