Swami Sthitaprajnananda Saraswati studied Vedanta at Rishikesh Swami Dayananda, Arsha vidya Gurukulam and Sandipani Sadhanalaya(Chinmaya mission) with a curiosity for self-knowledge, and later studied Prasthanatraya Bhashyam at Adi Shankara Brahmavidya Peetham in Uttarkashi, Himalayas. Realizing that the Bhagavad Gita is the only source of life for human beings, he conducted Gita Vision Satsangs in many places.
His teachings on the Vedanta Bhagavad Gita and Yoga Sutra were awarded the "Spiritual Scientist" award by Andhra University, Vizag. With the great desire to make India the world's universal guru, Pujya Sri Swami Sthitaprajnananda Saraswati founded the Gita Vision Project and the Sanatana Sindhu Satsang Trust.
As a Himalayan yogi, he conducts regular spiritual camps retreats under 'Himalayas Calling: Live as Yogi'.