Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Well-Being
Keep doing good for humanity.
Keep loving humanity.
Keep serving humanity.
Be one with humanity.
Be of some use to humanity.
Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra (Regd.) is a non-profit charitable society that serves humanity. Our headquarters is situated in Nawan Nagar, Post Office Nanakpur, Tehsil Kalka, District Panchkula, Haryana, India. There are around 240 retreat centers, called manav kendras, all over India.
School for underprivileged students
Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra owns and manages the educational institution, Kirpa Nidhan Public Senior Secondary School. The school is situated at VPO Thrike, Near New Chungi, Ferozepur Road, Ludhiana, Punjab. The school operates as a not-for-profit service. Students from underprivileged families pay nominal fees or no fees.
Medical care programs
Supporting students, orphans, sick, elderly
Throughout India, Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra centers help students in need, by offering free financial help for their education, and we distribute free stationery items and textbooks. We regularly provide free food, shelter, clothing, blankets, and medical treatment to orphans, the elderly, poor, or sick. We also financially assist patients in hardship.
Community support to serve humanity
Each Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra retreat center operates on a charitable basis, embodying service to humanity by offering free accommodation, food, and medical services, to people in need. We organize charitable social service programs that distribute basic needs to families in low-income neighborhood areas.
Disaster relief programs
In response to natural calamities, our centers mobilize our volunteers to proactively respond and serve by preparing, packaging and distributing cooked food, rations and relief material to the sufferers. We also provide building material to help those who cannot afford to rebuild their homes.
Free well being programs
We offer free programs guided by unity in diversity, service to humanity, compassion for all, a natural lifestyle, and devotion to the omnipresent God pervading all. These are the cornerstones of Sant Baljit Singh Ji’s teachings. Our Sunday programs include an inspirational discourse (satsang) to raise spiritual awareness.
Free devotional celebrations
We organize events during devotional festivals and other occasions as a free service to those who wish to come together to celebrate these festivals in grandeur, but may not be able to afford the associated costs. These events also offer free food, accommodation, and medical services, around the clock.
CHARITY PROJECTS
Actions that make a difference
When we serve humanity, we serve anyone and everyone.
Sant Baljit Singh Ji
Recent charitable activities
Pilgrimage services
Covid-19 response
DEVOTION TO THE OMNIPRESENT GOD PERVADING ALL
Events
Life is like a festival, meant for rejoicing. Your supreme reality is that you are a soul. Eternal bliss is your truth. You are all-consciousness, an image of unending peace.
Sant Baljit Singh Ji
Spiritual Discourses (Satsangs)
On special occasions, Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra hosts events that feature a spiritual discourse by Sant Baljit Singh Ji. Often, the events offer the opportunity to learn the meditation on the inner Light and Sound.
The events are guided by Sant Baljit Singh Ji’s teachings of unity in diversity, service to humanity, compassion for all, a natural lifestyle, and devotion to the omnipresent God pervading all. These teachings inspire accompanying charitable activities to serve the event attendees and surrounding communities. The activities include medical camps, blood donation camps, and distributing educational material to underprivileged students.
Navratri
The Navratri festival, usually held for nine days, celebrates Goddess Durga and her nine divine forms: Shailaputri Maa, Brahmacharini Maa, Chandraghanta Maa, Kushmanda Maa, Skandmata Maa, Katyayani Maa, Kalratri Maa, Mahagauri Maa, and Sidhidatri Maa. Each day of the festival is associated with one form of Goddess Durga. A sacred text—the Devi Mahatmya (The Glory of the Goddess)—explains the extraordinary virtues and greatness of each form and is read as a reminder about them.
The spring and autumn Navratri Festivals are celebrated each year at Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra, Nawan Nagar, India.
Guru Purnima
The word Guru is a union of the Sanskrit words gu and ru wherein gu means darkness and ru means light. A Guru gives the light of knowledge to the disciples to dispel their darkness of ignorance. Guru Purnima celebrates the significance of the guru-disciple relationship. On this auspicious day, disciples express their gratitude towards their spiritual teacher.
Guru Purnima is celebrated on the full-moon day in the Hindu calendar month of Ashada (June-July of the Gregorian calendar). Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra celebrates Guru Purnima to express gratitude to Sant Baljit Singh Ji.
Sawan Month
The auspicious month of Sawan or Shravan is dedicated to Lord Shiva, the supreme being. He has the role of protecting, transforming, creating, and recreating the material universe. In his highest form, Lord Shiva is timeless and absolute reality, without form or limits. He represents the primal soul, atman, and the value of meditation, devotion, and self-discipline.
In recognition of Lord Shiva at this time of year, millions of people (Kawariyas) traditionally go on religious pilgrimages, bathe in sacred rivers, and make resolutions to demonstrate their love and devotion for the Divine.