Mission

Thakur’s life is like a vast ocean which mostly remains unexplored—not because it is impossible to explore, but because of our own reluctance. For this mankind might have to pay a huge price someday. Nature will not pardon us for the wrong that was done to Thakur. You may wonder how Thakur can be wronged, after all He is God incarnate. But ask yourself—have you not ignored Him? How many times did you involve Thakur in the decisions you made in your life?

Thakur was merciful, but nature may not be as merciful. It will surely grant us the boon or the bane that we deserve. Rise while you still have time. Dedicate your life to Thakur. The Supreme Father wants your entire being for His service; and in the process He is going to mould and transform us in a way that we cannot conceive at this point. Remember, the kingdom of heaven is not for those who are weak.

“A life sacrificed for the cause of Thakur is a life saved. A life saved for the cause of worldly affairs is indeed a life lost.”

I am pleading with you to sacrifice your life for the cause of Thakur. You can contribute in the following ways:

  1. Sacrifice yourself — Dedicate your entire being towards the mission of Thakur to establish the Kingdom of Dharma on Earth. You may be the one person Thakur is still waiting for.
  2. Sacrifice a part of your daily routine — Help with the literature work. A huge amount of work still remains, and if the effort is shared, it can be completed quickly.
  3. Sacrifice your wealth — Money must not be a hurdle in Thakur’s work. Though it is required, it is the least valued part of the mission. What matters most is building a true brotherhood. Still, if you wish to contribute financially, at least ensure the money has not been earned through wrong means. Such contributions are never beneficial to the giver or the receiver, as per Thakur.

“But the eyes of those who are strong are always seeking for a remedy in everything they do and in such a way that no one is shattered while in that condition. To find the remedy with love, as did Lord Buddha, is the sign of a courageous heart.”

[Shri Shri Thakur—Satyanusaran]

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