Meerut, Uttar Pradesh – Born into a poor family in a small village, Ayush Tomar knows what pain feels like — not just in the body, but in the heart. At 23, his story is no longer just about rising above hardship. It is about using that pain to bring healing to others.

Today, Ayush stands as the driving force behind Yogi Ji Ashram in Meerut — a center founded by his late Guru, Shri Sunil Yogi Ji, which has treated lakhs of people battling chronic health issues. Conditions like slip disc, sciatica, cervical pain, arthritis, paralysis, and more are relieved here through traditional therapies, and always free of cost.

“I’ve seen people cry from pain,” Ayush says. “And I’ve seen them smile when they walk again. That’s what keeps me going.”

Despite running successful businesses across sectors like real estate, IT, fashion, infrastructure, and government tenders, Ayush remains rooted in seva — selfless service. Every month, he ensures that thousands of people receive treatment at the Ashram, regardless of their background.

But for Ayush, this isn’t charity. It’s his calling.

His spiritual mentor, Shri Sunil Yogi Ji, taught him that true success is not in what you earn — it’s in how deeply you serve. That message shaped Ayush’s life. And now, he is carrying that message to the world — not through words, but through action.

At the Ashram, there are no rich or poor. There are only people in need — and hands ready to help. That spirit, passed down by his Guru, lives on through Ayush’s leadership.

“Whatever I’ve built in business means nothing,” he says, “if I can’t help those who are suffering.”

From pain to purpose, from struggle to strength, Ayush Tomar’s journey is proof that when life breaks you — it can also build you into someone who heals others.