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Yoga & Spirituality

•The Trust has been founded to provide relief to the poor, education, yoga, medical relief, preservation of the environment, and preservation of monuments or places or objects of artistic or historic interest.
•To promote, nurture, and continue spreading Sanatan Vedic Wisdom and Swarved to society, irrespective of caste, creed, and gender.
•To conduct various programs aimed at creating public awareness and promoting civic sense among citizens.
•To encourage, promote, and fund all research activities that have the potential to benefit humanity.
•To promote and advance moral education, charity, and general welfare of people.

Cow Welfare & Protection

•To establish and maintain Goshalas for preserving cows, calves, and bovine animals, preventing their slaughter.
•To support and contribute to self-help groups, people involved in traditional art and craft, and institutions promoting similar activities.
•To provide support in the areas of healthcare, employment, education, rural development, environmental development, and other charitable areas.
•To conduct programs to promote and encourage environmental protection and sustainability.
•To grant relief and assistance to the victims in cash or kind who have been affected by various epidemics or pandemics such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

Education & Scholarships

•To take over, administer, support, and contribute to schools, special schools, colleges, and other educational institutions.
•To provide scholarships and assistance to students, including books, stationery, computers, and incentives to study.
•To support and build capacities of smaller sections of society by providing digital literacy and financial literacy.
•To establish vocational training centers for underprivileged men, women, orphans, and differently-abled individuals.
•To establish, maintain, or grant aid to old age homes, orphanages, and other establishments for relief to the poor and needy.

Sports & Youth Development

•To provide sports facilities, including stadiums, sports fields, and sponsorships for tournaments.
•To donate sports equipment to schools and colleges and meet training expenses.
•To conduct various programs, participate in activities, and collaborate with organizations to create awareness in rural areas.
•To grant relief and assistance in cash or kind to the poor, needy, and destitute people.
•To promote Indian art and culture, including vocal, performance arts, crafts, and dance, through events and concerts.

Social Responsibility & Women Empowerment

•To promote and implement the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) agenda.
•To conduct programs for skill development of youth and small businesses.
•To assist efforts towards women’s empowerment and inclusion of the third gender.
•To partner with different stakeholders for public welfare programs.
•To promote Indian art and culture, including vocal, performance arts, crafts, and dance, through events and concerts.

Healthcare & Medical Relief

•To establish, develop, maintain, and grant aid to hospitals, medical schools, nursing institutions, maternity homes, and child welfare centers.
•To apply for grants, donations, loans, and contributions for carrying out trust objectives.
•To grant relief and assistance to victims of natural calamities such as famine, earthquakes, floods, and fires.
•To conduct awareness campaigns for mass media, dissemination of information, and capacity building.
•To contribute to civic amenities improvement and collaborate with government bodies.

Environment & Sustainability

•To establish, develop, maintain, and grant aid to hospitals, medical schools, nursing institutions, maternity homes, and child welfare centers.
•To raise funds, receive donations, accept gifts and contributions, and manage movable and immovable properties for the trust’s objectives.
•To mobilize resources independently or in collaboration with government bodies, non-profits, and private organizations.
•To bridge the gap between people, the government, NGOs, and the private sector.
•To create awareness among people through the use of mass media and digital platforms.

Sanatana Dharma

Sanatana Dharma (Devanagari: सनातन धर्म, meaning "eternal dharma" or "eternal order") refers to Hinduism’s timeless and universal principles. It denotes the absolute set of duties and religious practices followed by Hindus, irrespective of caste or sect.

Many Hindus call themselves **Sanatanis** to emphasize the eternal nature of their faith. The concept of Sanatana Dharma also resonates with Jains and Buddhists who believe in **rebirth and karma**.

Beyond religion, Sanatana Dharma upholds **spiritual harmony and universal truth**, forming the foundation of Hindu philosophy.

Swarved Mahamandir Dham

A Divine Meditation Centre in Varanasi

Standing tall in Varanasi, India's cultural capital, Swarved Mahamandir Dham is one of the largest and most magnificent meditation centres in the world. Seating more than 20,000 practitioners, it features all 4,000 verses of Swarved, inscribed on white marble walls, along with Vedic Mantras and other timeless, divine words.

The Mahamandir is adorned with beautifully carved pink sandstone. Stunning spiritual depictions illustrate deep, life-changing concepts. This architectural marvel perfectly balances modern technology with ancient wisdom.

Swarved Mahamandir connects the world to the original, deepest form of spirituality. Many undergo a lifetime experience with a single visit here.Peace in the world is only achievable when individuals find inner peace. The Mahamandir is open to all, regardless of religion, race, or status.

Inaugurated in 2023 by India's PM, Shri Narendra Modi, the Mahamandir is visited by more than 10,000 seekers every day. A massive 135-foot-tall statueof Anant Shri Sadguru Sadafaldeo Ji Maharaj is also being constructed nearby.

The divine campus also hosts multiple mega-scale spiritual programs, including the 25,000-kund Mahayajna. The last one was organized in Dec’2024 on the 100-year ceremony of Vihangam Yoga and was attended by more than 3 lakh seekers from all over the world.

Gowshala

Nurturing & Protecting the Sacred Gift of Nature

Ancient Vedic culture gives special importance to the cow. The cow is not only just a domestic animal but it is treated as a Mother.

The cow provides us with many products which are of great use such as milk (food & nutrition), ghee and cow urine (medicinal purposes and useful in many Vedic rituals) and cow dung (purifying, useful in agriculture and building).

We take care of not only the cow but its calves and feed them for their whole life, even if the cow stops giving milk.

Aganya Gurukul distributes the milk of cows to needy people to feed their small kids free of cost.

To feed the cow and provide necessary shelter, regular maintenance is required. We are proud to say that with your support, we are able to achieve this.

Gowdaan

Major Gains & Benefits of Gowdaan

Pitru Dosha

Godaan relieves departed souls from agony, dissolving the curse of Pitru Dosha.

Runa

Godaan settles outstanding debts incurred in one's lifetime, preventing rebirth for repayment.

Karma

Godaan clears negative deeds from past and present lives, removing obstacles to fortune and bliss.

Utkranti

According to Garuda Purana, Godaan helps prevent immense suffering at the time of death.

Vaitarani

Performing Godaan ensures safe passage across the horrific Vaitarani river after death.

Moksha

Godaan aids in escaping the birth-death cycle and achieving ultimate liberation (Moksha).

Antardhenu

Godaan provides a divine horse for a smooth journey after death, easing the soul’s travel.

Efficacy

A healthy person performing Godaan increases its efficacy by 1000 times.

Ashwamedha Yagya Phala

Rescuing a cow is the only way to gain the Punya of Ashwamedha Yagya in Kali Yuga.