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Vishva
Sanatan Trust
Vishwa Sanatan Trust has been established to promote the revival of Indian Sanatan Dharma and tradition, social cooperation and charity.
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Vishva
Sanatan Trust
Vishwa Sanatan Trust has been established to promote the revival of Indian Sanatan Dharma and tradition, social cooperation and charity.
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Vishwa Sanatan Trust
A Vision Rooted in Values: VST’s Path to a Balanced and Prosperous Future
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The Four Pillars of Sanatan Dharma
Sanatan Dharma, also known as Hindu Dharma or Vedic Dharma, is based on four primary pillars that guide the way of life and moral principles within this religion:
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Satya (Truth)
Satya means living a life of truth and honesty in thought, word, and action. It involves being sincere and upholding integrity while avoiding deceit or falsehood. Practicing Satya builds trust, harmony, and righteousness, which are essential for both personal growth and societal well-being.
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Tapa (Penance)
Tapa refers to self-discipline and control over desires to achieve purity of mind and spiritual growth. By embracing simplicity and practicing restraint, one can rise above material distractions and focus on higher goals. Tapa strengthens willpower and fosters inner peace.
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Daya (Compassion)
Daya is the virtue of empathy and kindness towards all living beings. It teaches us to understand the pain of others and help alleviate it without expecting anything in return. Compassion fosters non-violence (Ahimsa), strengthens relationships, and promotes peace and coexistence in the world.
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Dana (Charity)
Daan is the act of selfless giving to those in need. It reflects generosity and humility, reducing selfishness and promoting equality. Charity in any form—be it food, money, or knowledge—uplifts society and brings fulfillment to both the giver and the receiver.
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Main Objectives of Sanatan Dharma
To understand the essence of God, Moksha (liberation), and the Soul through philosophy and meditation. To cultivate qualities such as honesty, purity, goodwill, patience, tolerance, self-control, generosity, and penance (Tapa).
To follow practices such as Puja (worship), Japa-Tapa (chanting and penance), Charity (Dana), Truth (Satya), Non-violence (Ahimsa), Compassion (Daya), Forgiveness (Kshama), and adherence to Yamas (ethical disciplines) and Niyamas (observances).
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Vishwa Sanatan Trust is more than an organization; it's a movement for change. From shelter homes for the elderly to accessible medical care,
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Vishwa Sanatan Trust's efforts in developing biogas-operated vehicles and promoting eco-friendly practices are truly pioneering. They are making a tangible impact on creating
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Vishwa Sanatan Trust's initiatives in promoting organic farming and biogas production are commendable. Their commitment to providing shelter and care for the underprivileged
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Vishva Sanatan Trust is a beacon of knowledge and enlightenment, dedicated to spreading the teachings of Sanatan Dharma across the globe. Their commitment
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Vishva Sanatan Trust has played a pivotal role in promoting the timeless wisdom of Sanatan Dharma to a global audience. Their educational programs
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Vishva Sanatan Trust's tireless dedication to educating and enlightening individuals about the principles of Sanatan Dharma is commendable. Their work in spreading awareness
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