Mission Prachaar in action
Twelve causes. One root.
Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan was founded on the vision that world peace begins with self awakening, and that awakened individuals transform society. These are the twelve flagship initiatives where that awakening becomes service.
The initiatives
Where awakening becomes service
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अंतरक्रांति · The revolution within
ANTARKRANTI: Prisoner Reformation & Rehabilitation
Hate the crime, not the criminal.
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संरक्षण · Preservation
SANRAKSHAN: Nature Conservation & Ecological Balance
Earth is a mother, not a mine.
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आरोग्य · Wholeness of health
AAROGYA: Holistic Health, Ayurveda & Preventive Care
The body is the instrument of sadhna.
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मंथन · Churning
MANTHAN: Holistic Education for Underprivileged Children
Education that builds character.
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कामधेनु · The wish-fulfilling cow
KAMDHENU: Indigenous Cow Conservation & Bio-Preservation
Protecting indigenous breeds, renewing the soil.
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समाधान · Resolution
SAMADHAN: Disaster Management & Rapid Humanitarian Relief
Swift relief, lasting rebuilding.
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अंतर्दृष्टि · Inner sight
ANTARDRISHTI: Inclusion for Differently Abled Persons
Physical sight is not the only gateway to vision.
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Personal Evolution to Achieve Corporate Excellence
PEACE: Corporate Stress Elimination & Leadership
Calm is a leadership skill.
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Sensitizing Adolescents & Mentoring Youth
SAM: Sensitizing Adolescents & Mentoring Youth
Art loud enough to drown out the drug culture.
Pictionary for the soul
Three pictures of one change
Freedom
Chains of craving, crime and habit give way to new growth: Bodh, Antarkranti, SAM.
Harmony
Restless noise settles into calm rings that reach outward: PEACE, Aarogya, Samadhan.
Light
The eye turns inward and finds a sun: Antardrishti, Manthan, WAY.
Sewa
Serve with the sangat
Sewa, selfless service, is how the awakened mind reaches society. Tell us how you would like to serve and the sewadars will be in touch; members of the Sangat Portal join langar, stage, registration and other teams for upcoming programs.
Seekers ask
Social initiatives: questions, answered
What are the DJJS social initiatives?
Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan presents twelve flagship initiatives: Bodh (Drug Abuse Eradication Program), Antarkranti (Prisoner Reformation & Rehabilitation), Sanrakshan (Nature Conservation & Ecological Balance), Santulan (Gender Equality & Women Empowerment), Aarogya (Holistic Health, Ayurveda & Preventive Care), Manthan (Holistic Education for Underprivileged Children), Kamdhenu (Indigenous Cow Conservation & Bio-Preservation), Samadhan (Disaster Management & Rapid Humanitarian Relief), Antardrishti (Inclusion for Differently Abled Persons), PEACE Program (Corporate Stress Elimination & Leadership), WAY (Workshops to Awaken Youth) and SAM (Sensitizing Adolescents & Mentoring Youth). Each has its own page on djjs.us.
How are the social initiatives connected to Brahm Gyan?
They share one root: the awakened mind. DJJS was founded on the vision that world peace begins with self awakening; through Brahm Gyan the Divine is perceived within, and awakened individuals go on to transform society. Awaken the individual, transform the society, unite the world.
How can I volunteer (sewa)?
Tell us how you would like to serve with the Join Sangat form at djjs.us/join (choose a cause if you have one in mind) or WhatsApp the New York desk at +1 (718) 463-3710. Members of the Sangat Portal can also join langar, stage, registration and other sewa teams for upcoming programs.
How can I support a cause?
Every initiative page ends with ways to stand with it: volunteer through the Join Sangat form, or offer a Nimit Sewa. Brahm Gyan and every spiritual program stay free; giving is always optional.
Are the figures on these pages independently verified?
No. The numbers shown, such as people reached or workshops held, are as reported by DJJS. djjs.us shares them as reported and does not present them as independent audits.
Where can I learn more about each initiative?
Each initiative page links to its official presence: its own movement site where it has one, otherwise www.djjs.org.
The root
It begins with self awakening
Every initiative grows from one practice: Brahm Gyan, the Divine perceived within. Learn more on the official site, www.djjs.org (opens in a new tab).