Siddhacharya Mak Yuree Vajramunee is a globally renowned figure in psychophysical transformation and a foremost authority in Mind Training, Meditation, and Self-Defense. Recognized as a visionary, he was featured among the world’s top five SUPERHUMANS on Discovery Channel. A team of scientists, after conducting laboratory tests, confirmed his unique ability to engage 96% of his muscles through meditation, adding to his multiple world records. He is an author, security training specialist, and founder of Butthan martial arts & combat sports, Vajrapran meditation, and the Janaaism School of Philosophy.

"Mo Ko Ho"—a profound Nepalese phrase meaning "Who am I?"—is a powerful introspective journey also designed by Vajramunee during one of his transformative mountain retreats in Nepal. Rooted in the principles of Janaaism philosophy, this section explores the essence of self-inquiry, guiding individuals toward deeper self-awareness, excellence, and transcendence. Siddhacharya Mak Yuree Vajramunee advocates for spiritual enlightenment through the cultivation of physical upliftment and mindfulness in balance. His teachings, rooted in ancient sub-continental wisdom, focus on holistic mind-body transformation and self-mastery. His guidance has impacted students, professionals, diplomats, UN peacekeepers, business leaders, military officers, teachers, and government officials worldwide.

Vajramunee's extraordinary abilities are showcased in the Ripley's Believe It or Not! museum in the USA. He gained recognition as an author with his self-help book, 100 Wisdom to Change Your Life. Other notable works include Door to Infinity, Height of Zero, and Mind Meditation & Beyond. Siddhacharya Yuree guides individuals in pursuing psychophysical balance, behavior reconstruction, and mind reprogramming to achieve positive goals while embracing healing from past physical and mental traumas. His magical "Prashanti Krira," an amazing breathing system, has helped countless followers and fans attain body-mind rejuvenation.

In addition to his research, counseling, and teaching, he speaks to multinational companies, governments, public officials, non-profit leaders, educational authorities, and more. His quest for knowledge led him to seek mentors and teachers from the Himalayas to South India, from Myanmar to Swaziland. Traveling to over fifty countries, he has learned from masters of various arts, saints, shamans, gurus, and Sufis to continue enriching his vast knowledge. Although he has traveled to fifty countries and trained in over forty different types of Combat Arts, he was formally received by the distinguished Grand Masters of the Myanmar Thaing Federation in Yangon, where he was honored with the title of Than Shin Pa (Flower That Comes Once in a Century).

People from all walks of life are connected with his teachings on self-development at his Satyapon Janaa Shikashram, with the slogan "Life Transforming, Limit Transcending." Siddhacharya Yuree Vajramunee teaches that the body and mind are like two wings of a bird, both requiring continuous balance and equal strengthening to achieve the ultimate transformation of life. This balance not only fosters personal growth but also helps reshape the younger generation and societal mindset.

He advocates that to truly appreciate the gift of life, one must enrich both physical and mental development. Vajramunee envisions a society—or rather, a world—where psychophysically empowered individuals contribute to a better future, fostering happiness, productivity, peace, and brotherhood. In Vajramunee’s view, psychophysically empowered youth can build a nonviolent, healthy, and positively driven society with sustainable development. He emphasizes leading a balanced life in harmony with Mother Nature while striving for success in both worldly achievements and spiritual austerity.

Siddhacharya Yuree Vajramunee's revolutionary concept of Co-competition introduces a new approach to sports, emphasizing cooperation over competition. This system has been highly appreciated by critics for fostering a non-aggressive, cooperation-based path of empowerment. Vajramunee also believes that human life is a priceless, one-time gift—a journey of joy and discovery—and that by embracing Vajramoti, the indestructible wisdom, individuals can unlock infinite possibilities through self-mastery. Vajramoti refers to the approach of physical resilience and cognitive capacity to deal with extreme situations with grace and foresight.

The word "Butthan" is a Sanskrit term meaning "upliftment," "awakening," or "defense with distinction." Butthan is a system of self-defense and personal development with South Asian heritage. It is said to be the noble art of stopping fights and mastering empowerment. It is also a combat sport practiced in different parts of the world and included as a form of sports approved by the National Sports Council (NSC), Ministry of Youth and Sports, Bangladesh. Yuree Vajramunee is also the founder of Vajrapran and Butthan, aimed at human transformation. The four pillars of Butthan are Sports, Self-purification, Well-being, and Self-defense. A Butthanchariya’s (Butthan Practitioner) life forms a balance of a square with Sadhana (Endeavour), Praggya (Wisdom), Saggya (Intuition), and Barjon (Desertion).The International Butthan Federation (IBUF) is the global authority and promotes this sport worldwide.

On the other hand, Vajrapran is a holistic system of psychophysical transformation, integrating exercise, meditation, healing, and Vajramoti for self-mastery. The system depicts embracing Invincible Life force or the art of rejuvenating life.Vajrapran has two types of exercise: Sthir Vajrapran (Static Exercise) and Choloman Vajrapran (Dynamic Exercise), along with its Meditation, healing form, and path of Vajramoti. Some of the training sessions take place with the prescribed musical tunes. Vajrapran practice brings immense joy, health, immunity, and the blessing of a stress-free, healthy, long life. In the Vajrapran system, there are basic "Sapto Suddhi" or the path of seven purifications, known as RANGDHONU BRITTI.

Siddhacharya Yuree Vajramunee holds a 10th-degree Black Belt and is a Professor in Martial Science. He is also credited for his decades-long research to revive the historical linkage between Kanchipuram, India, and the Shaolin Temple, China—a significant contribution to global martial arts development. He practiced the ancient Indian pressure point method, Varma Kalai, under the guidance of the late Assan Vaskan from South India and also studied Vajra-mushti with the legendary teacher Sinewas. Vajramunee was officially declared by Grand Master Khin Maung Gyi (President of the South East Asia Bando Association), Myanmar, as his successor and was blessed by the late Grand Master Shi De Qian, the 31st head abbot of the historical Shaolin Temple, China. He learned Min Zin and Banshay from Burmese Grand Master Miong Mia as well.

Yuree also sought out mentors and teachers from the Himalayas to South India, and from Myanmar to Swaziland, traveling to countless destinations in over fifty countries, to learn from masters of different arts, saints, shamans, gurus, and Sufis, thereby enriching his vast knowledge. Although he has traveled to fifty countries and trained in over forty different kinds of combat arts, he was formally received by the distinguished Grand Masters of the Myanmar Thaing Federation at Yangon and was honored with the title of Than Shin Pa (Flower that comes once in a century). Yuree Vajramunee was also honored with five major Hall of Fame awards, including the "Grand Master Pinnacle Award, USA" in 2009 by the Grandmasters' Council USA. Today, Yuree is promoting Butthan to revive the lost heritage of South Asia and empower lives globally by disseminating life-changing teachings and training of Vajrapran.

Yuree also sought out different masters to collect the lost techniques of the traditional folk art Lathi-khela in order to preserve them. Ostad Sirajul Haque Chowdhury, a leader in the Lathi-khela movement in Bangladesh, extended his skills to Yuree and mentioned him affectionately in his biographical book. Yuree received the official title "Ostade Azam" from Grand Master Sirajul Haque and also gained valuable knowledge from many other traditional Lathi-khela masters, including Master Muklal, Master Zulu, Master Munnaf, Master Osman, and Master Muklal, who was also gifted with outstanding knowledge of mind training and Lathi-khela. Yuree Vajramunee's article was published as the first-ever academic information on Lathi-khela in the journal published by the National Museum of Bangladesh on its centenary celebration.

Vajramunee was born in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, and after his birth, he was named Yuree after the Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin, the first human to travel to outer space. His early childhood education began in a British missionary school (Elizabeth Marble Primary School), and when he was in class five, inspired by the principal, Mr. Gabriel, he started a physical training club, teaching his classmates and junior fellows. The name of his organization was Sabuj Sangha. He used to distribute handwritten small booklets on physical training and famous quotations to his friends and other students there. He started to learn Burmese Bando and other forms of personal development. Later, he was admitted to Jhenidah Cadet College (a military feeder institution) and grew up in the midst of iron discipline and regimental grooming. Initially, he was in the Military Science Society, and later on, he formed a society called the 'Martial Arts Society' with the help of the college adjutant, Maj. Tarek Hamid, where he taught self-defense, yoga, and meditation.

Soon, he started to publish a Fitness & Martial Arts magazine called Spark as the editor, designer, and main feature writer. Yuree was also selected by the authority as the first editor and artist for the wall magazine. As an excelling cadet, he was selected as a distinguished color party member and national flag bearer, leading the march past during all ceremonial parades. It may also be mentioned that he used to lead the Physical Training sessions as the instructor. Apart from all these, he was also selected for the college field hockey team. His special hobby was drawing and spending time in the garden alone or studying in the college library, exploring different types of books on physiology, mind training, martial arts, yoga, military drills, and exercise routines, etc. Late Brigadier General Nurul Anwar, who was then the Principal of the cadet college, saw great potential in him and supported him in exercising his passion during his cadet life, helping him greatly to continue. The principal, being highly fascinated by his devotion and skills, arranged a demonstration in front of the visiting Adjutant General of all the cadet colleges. Even the yearly parents' day drills were replaced by a showcasing performance of Yuree’s Martial Arts team.

Professionally, Mak Yuree Vajramunee began his career as a master defensive tactics trainer for various government, military, and intelligence agencies. He completed his commissioned officers’ course at the National Security Academy (NSA), USA, and obtained his SIA-3 qualification (the highest degree in close protection) from New Swindon College, under the UK Home Office. In addition to his certifications in explosive search recognition, fire marshal training, anti-terrorist courses, first aid at work, aviation security, bank security, high-rise building security, and a specialist course with the Latvian special security force, he runs an enterprise in the security management and training sector. He has an academic training background in close protection security management and personal protection.

Siddhacharya Yuree Vajramunee, the visionary, under the SATYAPON JANAA SHIKSHASHRAM, has dedicated his life to awakening the global spirit of humanity, peace, and well-being as an outstanding symbol of psychophysical transformational miracles. Vajramunee continues his mission of inspiring and empowering lives across the world.

Janaaism School of Philosophy : Janaaism is knowing about self, its about winning over yourself, going beyond personal limit or surpass the set limit reaching greater causes of life depicting a significant journey. Janaaism doctrine founded by Siddhacharya Yuree Vajramunee based on his unique and indeed iconic inspirational concept and motivational philosophy of first finding own self through questioning and through SA-NIMITTA (Roughly Self-Reason in English) which means figuring out about the actual purpose of your own self in this World by cultivating VJARAMOTI a state of being human based on indestructible physical and mental prowess, followed by ATTO-UTTIRNNOTA. The Sanskrit word Atto means Self and Uttirno means Go beyond or attaining significance not success.

The theory speaks of availing the opportunity laid open to further improve ourselves by embracing the Tao of excellence once we come to know ourselves. Sink in your heart to really live a life of your own not others being stuck by your past histories or the resistances set by people. Through Jannaism the life has to not only be thriving in terms of work but health & vitality too. One should be physically strong NOT timid to raise endurance and mental strength to build the capacity to change the deal the blows in manageable perspective. You may not be able to stop being hit but you always can go beyond the height to change the perspective of such and retain Self-mastery. Profound strength can inspire to go for selfless endeavors and service towards peace. Being timid limits the path of conviction to explore, the willingness to embrace truth.

Janaa ( জানা ) is a Bengali word with its Sanskrit root, suggesting that one has the knowledge or awareness or consciousness also means Knowing , indicating a state being informed or understanding .

Jannaism emphasizes on leading a life rather than living a life. The true life is not spending days but living the days, which can be done though self mastery, leading towards ultimate freedom. Its not the control that limits rather brings greater ability of ultimate freedom. Besides when you are in control you can serve yourself and others better than ever before and the service to others makes you happier and stronger than ever. It takes place through challenging one’s personal limits with certain vision followed by Transformation, attaining Self-mastery and then going beyond pursuing the higher causes of life which carries the core belief of Excellence, Compassion, Fulfillment, Self-mastery and beyond with in the limited time we have.

The Journey Within, "Mo Ko Ho"—a profound Nepalese phrase meaning "Who am I?"—is a powerful introspective journey designed by Vajramunee during one of his transformative mountain retreats in Nepal.

Rooted in the principles of Janaaism philosophy, this section explores the essence of self-inquiry, guiding individuals toward deeper self-awareness, excellence, and transcendence. Here, viewers will find recordings and insights from Vajramunee’s enlightening "Who I Am" sessions, where he unravels the layers of identity, ego, and consciousness. This program is not just a question—it is an awakening, a call to rediscover the limitless potential within. Through his teachings, participants embark on a path of psychophysical transformation, gaining clarity, inner peace, and mastery over their existence.

This section presents a collection of life-inspiring and transformational audio clips from Vajramunee, offering profound insights into health and well-being, self-mastery, transformation, Vajrapran, Butthan, and Janaaism. Through his powerful voice and wisdom, these recordings serve as guiding beacons for those seeking clarity, resilience, and excellence in life. Rooted in his deep understanding of psychophysical transformation, each audio clip delivers practical knowledge and timeless wisdom to awaken the mind, energize the body, and elevate the spirit. Whether for daily motivation, meditation, or deep contemplation, these audio messages are designed to empower individuals to unlock their fullest potential and transcend limitations.

Vajramunee’s Mindful Arts is a reflection of his profound inner journey, expressed through poetry, music, and visual creativity. This section showcases his inspirational poems in both Bengali and English, offering deep philosophical insights and poetic echoes of the mind.

His soulful songs and meditative keyboard compositions provide a unique blend of rhythm and stillness, inviting listeners into a space of contemplation and inner harmony.

Alongside these, his paintings and visual artworks capture the essence of his vision—where colors, forms, and emotions merge to depict the deeper dimensions of self-awareness, resilience, and transcendence. Each creation is more than just art; it is a gateway to mindfulness, awakening, and inner transformation.