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The Vishwa Jagriti Mission - Devoted to Human Services

Responding to the inner voice of his soul, His Holiness Sudhanshuji Maharaj established the Vishwa Jagriti Mission in March 1991. While His Holiness is the Patron-in-Chief and Founder of the Mission, the activities of the Mission are conducted by an elected Board of Trustees. It is registered as a social, cultural, religious society under the Societies' Act of Delhi.

The Mission is a social and cultural organization engaged in reviving the spiritual and cultural richness of India. Based on the golden principles of Service, Devotion, Contentment, Meditation, Cooperation, Dedication, Tolerance, and Sympathy, the sole aim of the Mission is to invoke the best in mankind by preaching the principles of Kindness, Truth, Politeness, Simplicity and Piety. His Holiness founded the Mission to ensure human devotion to God and to help people to attain salvation through service to humanity. With the inspiration of Swami Sadanand and Swami Muktanand meditation, yoga and devotional prayers were included in the curriculum of the Mission.

Service, remembrance, company of pious people, self-study, contentment and dedication are Mission's compulsory duties. There are millions of devotees of the Mission worldwide who keep faith in the religious leadership of Maharaj Shri. People, mostly intellectuals, flock in millions to listen to him. Millions see and listen to him on the electronic media every morning proving his popularity and importance of his messages. The Mission has been able to establish 65 branches and 22 Ashrams in India and abroad.

- an Article in Smaranika of Vishwa Mangal Divas, 02 May 2005

The Code of Conduct Established by the Mission for its Followers

- Efforts to emulate the idea of good company, self-education, self-service, remembrance, contentment and dedication in life;

- Compassion, charity and restraint are the three divine invocations for improvement. Have compassion for all, abandon violent trends, and work for truthful and benevolent works;

- Adopt discipline and orderliness in daily life. Pray to God in the morning. Detach attention from worldly matters and concentrate on the feet of the Almighty;

- Farsightedness and well-planned use of time makes a man great. Necessary work should be doneconsidering them as your moral duty.

- Respect and serve the wise, knowledgeable, religious and pious persons, parents and elders;

- Have respectful and reverential attitude towards your Guru;

- Make yourself loved by God by devotion self-enlightenment, penance, meditation, prayers and remembrance;

- Jealousy for anyone, stealing, cheating should never enter your ethics;

- Bring softness, politeness, love and compassionate benevolence and truthfulness in your behavior and speech;

- Ignore the bad and deceitful. Do unto others as you wish to be done to you.

Services of the Mission for Human Emancipation

Under the leadership and guidance of His Holiness the Mission has been able to commission and operate the following religious and humanitarian services:

Just within a span of fourteen years, but more particularly in the last six years, Mission has 65 branches around the world, 22 Vanprastha-cum-vridhashrams, 4 Charitable Hospitals, 8 magnificent temples, School of Religious Learning (Gurukul), Kamdhenu Mandir (Gaushala) and various other humanitarian projects. Blessed with divine virtues and master of celestial powers, Param Pujya Sudhanshuaji Maharaj has more than 40 lacs disciples around the world.

Amongst the chain of hospitals, Karunasindhu Hospital in Anand Dham Ashram, Delhi is a unique example of human service, where 300 patients daily receive medical care. 1200 cataract operations are performed every year free of cost. Arrangements for detecting Retina problems are also available in this hospital. Eye Department of this hospital is acknowledged as one of the best Five Eye Hospitals in Delhi.

In addition to these activities , Mission has arrangements for rehabilitating and looking after the old people, senior citizens in Vridh-ashrams. On 3rd April, 2005, a Children Home (Balashram) was inaugurated by His Holiness Shri Sudhanshuji Maharaj at Surat. Thirty orphan children from Tribal families from Ranchi Area have been accommodated in the Balashram at present, which has the total capacity of accommodating 300 children. Former Defence Minister and Convener of National Democratic Alliance George Fernandes graced this inauguration and blessed the children. Mission has pledged to bear total cost of the management of this Ashram.

Special teams had been sent from Delhi to help Tsunami affected people and Mission is providing Pucca houses to 26 families in Hyderabad affected area. Mission is managing two Public Schools in Ranchi, where 600 children are receiving free education, clothes and other facilities. Number of projects for tribal welfare in Jharkhand have already been started by the Mission.

Singapore mission visits old age home once a month and bring a sense of being with the society to the senior citizens.

On Vishwa Mangal Divas, the 2nd May, 2005, birthday of His Holiness Sudhanshuji Mahahraj, A five year plan has been been inaugurated as "Lok Mangal Abhiyan" to establish 11 Vridhashrams, 5 Gurukuls, 5 Balashrams in different metropolitan cities and a magnificent "Rishi Bhumi Satsang Bhawan" at Anand Dham Ashram Delhi, where on ground floor 5000 devotees will be able to listen to the discourses of their Sadguru and first floor, two thousand devotees will be able to listen to such discourses in the language of their choice, and the second floor will have a Meditation Hall.

The Anand Dham Ashram

While Maharajshri still continue to shower his blessings and love on the Onkareshwar Mahadev Mandir, he has been able to encourage the Mission to look for a larger place in the outskirts of Delhi so that better facilities are available to the devotees who come to see and listen to him in large numbers. The Mansarover Garden area is already congested and insufficient to house the various development departments of the Mission and to accommodate the devotees. As a consequence His Holiness blessed the Mission on its acquisition of 17.5 acres of land on the Bakkarwala Road in Nangloi-Najafgharh area.

It is this campus which currently houses: the Karuna Sindhu Hospital, Vardan Nature Cure Hospital, the Gurukul Updeshak Mahavidyalaya, the Gaushala [Cowshed], Vanprastha Ashram, Sidheshwar Mahadev Mandir, Yagyashala, Onkar Dhyan Kutir, Atithishala, Sidhshikhar, and the offices of the Mission.

The Anand Dham Ashram also boasts of having a +2000 capacity air-conditioned prayer hall. Canteens, recreation parks, a mini-zoo, horticulture centres, a huge parking lot have also been developed within the campus. There is a steady stream of devotees to the Ashram on all the seven days of the week -pravachan or no pravachan.

Because of its vastness, neat and clean upkeep, fresh and energy-giving ambience, the Ashram has become a tourist attraction. A large number of devotees visit the Ashram to offer prayers, learn and practice pranayam, yoga and observe the facilities.

Ashram Profile on Spirituality

Karuna Smdhu hospital

Inaugurated by His Holiness in October 2000, the proposed 200 bed hospital and situated within the Anand Dham Ashram complex, provides free medical services to nearly 300 patients. Its eye department is one of the five finest hospitals in Delhi. The hospital is equipped with most modern equipment and staffed by most competent experienced medical officers. It offers off-campus services in the rural areas and organizes eye camps from time to time. In the near future the Hospital has Homoeopathic, Allopathic, and Nature cure full-fledged departments.

Another hospital, Murlidhar Kripa Hospital and Research Centre is functioning at Maksi in the Shajapur district of Madhya Pradesh.

The Manohar Charitable Dispensary at Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh is already in the service of the people there.

Vardan Arogya Sansthan

With a view to serve the people suffering from various diseases and ailments, the Mission established the Vardan Arogya Sansthan [Naturopathy Institute] within the Anand Dham Complex. It was inaugurated by His Holiness on 2nd May 2003. The main objective of the Institute is to give a pleasant and natural life free from stress and strain. It is not only a centre of disease cure but also a modern ashram with the judicious blend of Naturopathy and Yogic treatment with modern diagnostic and treatment aids. The services offered by the Institute are: hydrotherapy, massage, mud-therapy, magneto-therapy, chromo-therapy, sunbath, acupuncture, gymnasium and yoga.

Temples and Prayer Halls

The Mission has built magnificent temples in different locations e.g., Onkare-shwar Mahadev Mandir at Mansarover Gardens in Delhi; Shri Radha Madhav Mandir in Krishna Nagar in Delhi; Shri Sanatana Dharma Hanuman Mandir in Faridabad in Haryana, and the Shri Sidheshwar Mahadev Mandir with the complex of the Anand Dham Ashram. Most of the branches of the Mission, which are autonomous and self-sustaining, are in the process of building their own temples and prayers halls under the guidance of His Holiness.

The Vanprastha Ashram

This is the old age home established by the Mission to revive and encourage the old Hindu tradition of Vanprastha. The object of Vanprastha Ashram system is to revive that golden period during which every person sat under the blessings of Sadguru to keep his body, mind and soul healthy to enjoy the bliss of spiritual and divine powers.

The Gurukul Updeshak Mahavidyalaya:

With a view to spread the eternal ancient spiritual knowledge of India amongst the people within India and abroad, His Holiness has founded the Gurukul Updeshak Mahavidyalaya. The main objective of the Mahavidyalaya is to train scholars and preachers who have read extensively
the culture of India as well as subjects of modern relevance so that they can deliver discourses and sermons and spread the teachings of Vedas, Upnishadas, Puranas and Geeta. The Mahavidyalaya is located within the campus of the Anand Dham Ashram, and its current intake is 45 scholars who have been selected for a three-year study programme from all over India. The scholars enjoy free board, lodging and out-of-pocket expenses.

The Gaushala
To generate a sense of devotion and respect for the cows amongst the devotees, His Holiness has established a cowshed within the Anand Dham Ashram complex with a compliment of 100 cows brought in from within India and abroad. While the milk is supplied to the inmates of various institutions within the Ashram, the cow dung is used for production of manure through composting which is used by Mission's horticulture department. The calves and cows are also given to some of the adivasi families in order to enable them to earn some cash and improve their diet intake. All activities of the Mission are donation-based. With the contributions made by the devotees, the Mission has provided humanitarian and educational services to the adivasis [in the form of schools, uniforms, text books, stationery, medical care] and for the victims of natural calamities.