Objectives of Bhulok Seva Sansthan | Social Welfare & Development
OBJECTS OF THE BHULOK SEVA SANSTHAN
1. To promote spiritual awareness, self-realisation and inner peace among members of the public through meditation , yoga, mindfulness, spiritual practices and other constructive activities aimed at developing a balanced, peaceful and purposeful life.
2. To organise spiritual workshops, seminars, camps, retreats, satsangs and awareness programmes for educating people about spirituality, meditation , consciousness, positive thinking, self-awareness and traditional Indian spiritual practices .
3. To provide spiritual guidance and counselling to individuals seeking personal growth, emotional balance, mental peace and a deeper understanding of life through non-medical and non-clinical spiritual practices.
4. To promote meditation , yoga, pranayama, breathing exercises and mindfulness practices for improving concentration , reducing stress, encouraging positive thinking and promoting healthy, disciplined and harmonious living.
5. To promote awareness regarding traditional concepts of inner awareness, intuition and Third Eye consciousness through suitable meditation , concentration and spiritualdevelopment programmes conducted for educational and charitable purposes.
6. To create awareness regarding traditional spiritual practices for overcoming negativity and developing positive energy, encouraging individuals to cultivate peace, confidence, compassion, discipline, moral values and constructive aΖ«tudes in their personal and social lives.
7. To study, preserve, research and disseminate Indian spiritual knowledge, philosophies and traditions, including Yoga, Vedanta, meditation, ancient scriptures and other recognised systems of spiritual learning through lectures, publications, research, training and educational activities.
8. To promote education among children, youth and disadvantaged sections of society by establishing or supporting educational institutions, learning centres, libraries, coaching programmes, scholarships, vocational training and by providing books, uniforms, study materials and other educational assistance to deserving persons.
9. To promote healthcare and public health awareness by organising health check-up camps, medical camps, awareness programmes, blood donation camps, health and hygiene campaigns, nutrition awareness programmes and by providing or facilitating medical assistance to poor, needy and disadvantaged persons, subject to applicable laws.
10. To organise Bhandaras, community kitchens, Annadan and food-distribution programmes and provide free or subsidised nutritious food, drinking water, refreshments and essential food items to poor, homeless, elderly, devotees, pilgrims and other persons in need.
11. To undertake welfare activities for women, children, senior citizens and persons belonging to economically weaker and disadvantaged sections of society including providing support, awareness, education, essential supplies, counselling and opportunities for their social and economic development.
12. To undertake skill-development, vocational-training and livelihood-support programmes for unemployed and underprivileged persons, including training in various trades, entrepreneurship, digital skills and other income-generating activities for promoting self-reliance and economic empowerment.
13. To undertake relief and rehabilitation activities during natural calamities, emergencies and other situations of public distress, including floods, earthquakes, fires, epidemics and other disasters, by providing food, clothing, medicines, shelter, essential supplies and other necessary assistance.
14. To promote environmental protection and sustainable development through plantation and tree-growing programmes, cleanliness and sanitation drives, water conservation, waste-management awareness, protection of natural resources and other activities aimed at creating a clean, healthy and sustainable environment.
15. To promote social welfare, community development, peace, harmony, compassion, human values and charitable activities and to establish or operate spiritual learning, meditation, wellness and community centres, libraries, research facilities and training centres, and undertake all such lawful activities as may be incidental or conducive to the attainment of the above objects, without any profit motive.