The woman is the cornerstone of a household. She is the strength and courage of man; his friend and mentor. She is the first teacher of the child. Hence spiritual education, enlightenment and evolution of the woman are a pre-requisite to a healthy and happy society. With this aim in view Swamiji formed Chaitanya Matrumandali in the year 1998.

The matrumandali groups all over the state are a great source of inspiration and initiation to the various activities taken up both by the Sundara Satsangs as well as Chaitanya Yuvatha. In a word, the satsangs aspire to help the members develop a divine vision by which one can see God in the world. The satsangs have been making good progress since their origin. In some centers Krishna temples and satsang bhavans, with meditation halls have also been constructed. The members of satsangs continue their practice of sadhana on the one hand and even take up service activities on spiritual, religious, medical and educational lines. However, conveying the light of our ancient culture to every corner of the society has been the prime aim of Swamiji’s cultural and spiritual renaissance movement and satsangs are the powerful instruments through which he tries to achieve this stupendous task.