A Global Movement...
- 40+ National centers
- 10+ International presence
- 20+ Million devotees
- 8000+ Satsang completed
- 36+ Ashrams
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Origin of the Vishwa Jagriti Mission: A Chronicle of Spiritual Awakening
The Vishwa Jagriti Mission was founded by Param Pujya Sant Shri Sudhanshu Ji Maharaj on the sacred occasion of Ram Navami, 24 March 1991. It arose not as a mere institution but as a living vow — to guide human life toward divinity through service and inner awakening. The Mission’s purpose is to stir the soul, cultivate purity in thought, and inspire society to walk with values, awareness, and moral strength.
Far beyond being a forum for satsangs or meditation alone, the Mission is a complete way of life, woven around the trinity of seva, sadhana, and sanskar. It believes that unless the light of inner consciousness is kindled in each individual, the dream of true social transformation will remain unfulfilled.
Maharaj Shri’s Message - Words that Awaken the Inner Light
“Beloved souls, human life is precious and rare. Its true purpose is not indulgence, but the flowering of the soul. The day light of service, love, meditation, and compassion awakens within you, that very day your divine journey begins.”
Whatever your role in life may be, when you cultivate balance and surrender within, you become a blessing for society, the nation, and the world. Awaken to your inner power, channel it toward noble action. This is the essence of Vishwa Jagriti Mission: “A noble human being — one who radiates light within and illuminates the world outside.”
From Compassionate Service to Liberation
The central aim of the Mission is clear: to ennoble human life through seva, sadhana, and sanskar. It recognizes that only when the individual’s heart is purified can behavior, society, and nation attain harmony. For this reason, the awakening of spiritual awareness is considered the very axis of life — from which clarity of purpose, selfless action, and purity of thought naturally arise.
The Mission does not restrict itself to teaching alone; it inspires people to embody meditation, compassion, love, balance, and ethics in their daily lives. Its doors remain open to seekers of every age, background, and culture, offering them the chance to awaken their inner energy and discover the depth of life.
Its guiding commitments include:
- Cultivating awareness, values, and learning among children
- Providing them with nourishment and guidance
- Offering free medical care and health services to the needy
- Extending affection, respect, and care to the elderly
- Empowering women with self-reliance and strength
- Supporting the destitute with shelter, food, and healthcare
- Guiding seekers toward self-knowledge
- Spreading spirituality, ethics, and harmony in society
- Working for ecological balance and protection of cows
From Compassionate Service to Liberation
The central aim of the Mission is clear: to ennoble human life through seva, sadhana, and sanskar. It recognizes that only when the individual’s heart is purified can behavior, society, and nation attain harmony. For this reason, the awakening of spiritual awareness is considered the very axis of life — from which clarity of purpose, selfless action, and purity of thought naturally arise.
The Mission does not restrict itself to teaching alone; it inspires people to embody meditation, compassion, love, balance, and ethics in their daily lives. Its doors remain open to seekers of every age, background, and culture, offering them the chance to awaken their inner energy and discover the depth of life.
Its guiding commitments include:
- Cultivating awareness, values, and learning among children
- Providing them with nourishment and guidance
- Offering free medical care and health services to the needy
- Extending affection, respect, and care to the elderly
- Empowering women with self-reliance and strength
- Supporting the destitute with shelter, food, and healthcare
- Guiding seekers toward self-knowledge
- Spreading spirituality, ethics, and harmony in society
- Working for ecological balance and protection of cows
The Reach of Service: Achievements of the Mission
Since 1991, the Vishwa Jagriti Mission has scripted many milestones in seva, sadhana, and sanskar. Today, more than 10 million followers are associated with its vision, supported by over 100,000 committed volunteers. With 86 national centers functioning across 15 states, it has also established 24 temples and 36 ashrams. The message of spiritual awakening now resounds not only in India but in 10 international chapters worldwide.
Through the Mission, Maharaj Shri has delivered more than 8,000 discourses, and over 3 million seekers have been initiated into meditation and spiritual practice. At present, its projects include 9 schools, 5 children’s homes, 2 Gurukuls, 2 hospitals, and 1 orphanage. Over 500 cows are cared for daily, 2.7 million patients have been treated, more than 40,000 cataract surgeries performed, and currently 1,100 orphan children and over 1,200 girls are receiving education and training.
Our Sister Concern Organizations
National Organizations
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- Anand Dham Trust
- Vishwa Jagriti Mission, Mandir Trust
- Vishwa Jagriti Mission Trust, Bangalore
- Vishwa Jagriti Mission Trust, Kolkata
- Punya Dham Ashram, Pune
International Organizations
- Vishwa Jagriti Mission North America
- Vishwa Jagriti Mission Canada
- Vishwa Jagriti Mission Hongkong Chapter
- Vishwa Jagriti Mission Dubai Chapter
- Vishwa Jagriti Mission Manila (Philippines)
Geographical expansion of Vishwa Jagriti Mission
Vishwa Jagriti Mission has expanded its geographical area through its spiritual, cultural and service activities. The Mission has established many temples, meditation centres and ashrams across the country, where regular sadhna, satsang and service activities are conducted.
- Temples and Ashrams of the Mission
- Expansion of Service Projects
- National Expansion
- International Expansion
Geographical expansion of Vishwa Jagriti Mission
Vishwa Jagriti Mission has expanded its geographical area through its spiritual, cultural and service activities. The Mission has established many temples, meditation centres and ashrams across the country, where regular sadhna, satsang and service activities are conducted.
- Temples and Ashrams of the Mission
- Expansion of Service Projects
- National Expansion
- International Expansion
The Seven ‘S’ Principles: Anchors of Balance
Seven Sutras, One Path of Sadhana
The Mission stands firmly upon seven guiding principles:
These principles elevate the Mission into more than an organization; they turn it into a movement. Through them, awakening flows — from the individual to the community, from community to nation, and from nation to the world.
Vision of the Mission
From the Awakening of Self to the Awakening of the World
The outlook of Vishwa Jagriti Mission is vast and inclusive. It is not simply an institution but a living way of life. It converges seva, meditation, yoga, culture, education, healthcare, women’s empowerment, cow protection, environmental care, and nation-building. It is a platform where individuals, strengthened inwardly, contribute meaningfully to transforming society.
Vishwa Jagriti Mission – On the Mission’s Inner Awakening
Vishwa Jagriti Mission bridges ancient spiritual wisdom with modern life—teaching compassion, selfless service, and inner peace.
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