About Hari Om Trust

Hari Om Trust strives to accomplish the following objectives, with motto “Serve, Love, Devote”.

• To develop ancient method of treatment and provide free treatment to the needy.
• To develop medicated and herbal plants for the use of medicines.
• To develop philosophy and education.
• To undertake all such other activities which are conducive for promotion, improvement of the educational, social, economic, cultural medical religious and spiritual background of the people.
• To conduct functions touching upon Indian culture tradition and way of life
• To provide free treatment and medicines in Ayurveda, homeopathy, and alternative systems of medicines.
• Teaching and practice of ancient methods of healing and meditation.
• Development of Tapovan as an ashram for spiritual, charitable & research purpose.
• To inculcate and practice true ‘Manava Dharma’. To spread the joy and discipline of Service, Love and devotion towards all life forms.

Below activities take place at Hari Om Trust

• Distribution of free medicines and consultation at Hari Om Trust Healing centers at different places in Bengaluru, Karwar and Delhi.
• Spiritual education and cultural rejuvenation programs are held regularly through meditation classes, group meditations and monthly Sathsang.
• Conducting meditation course.
• Special prayer services are conducted during times of worldwide crisis and also to restore nature balance, universal harmony and world peace.
• Helping people with basic needs who are affected in natural calamities.
• Funding of Education for less fortunate students.
• Counselling of children, and people from all walks of life.
• Creating awareness on Ayurveda.
• Various publications for spiritual seekers.
• Conducting yoga classes free of cost to all seeking for healthy life.
• “VIKAS VEDIKE” platform where all the volunteers meet at Tapovan on 3rd Sunday of every month and discuss various topics for the welfare of Humanity and Protection of Nature.

People interested in any of the above objectives of the trust and would like to actively contribute to the ongoing activities of the trust can reach us 

The first thing that we notice is the shape of the emblem. It is triangular shape with curved edges. It signifies the shape that the aura takes when a yogi is sitting in padmasana or sukkasana. These two postures are practiced by yogis to receive knowledge from the ether or Universal intelligence. This beautiful shape of the aura during meditation creates a protective cell for the soul. It is subtle process that takes place in our energy field, when we are engrossed in meditation.

The soul (jivatma) which manifests in the earth plane is said to belong to the sun and earth. They are the living Gods, who give us darshan all through life. They bless the soul with the energies of the creator (Sun) and creativity (Earth), the powers of action and reaction etc. Therefore the sun is shown at the center of all experiences, events and wisdom.

The lotus blooms by the silent touch of the Sun rays. Nature gives knowledge and education through silent sparsha (touch) by which she awakens the soul in all things and beings. The Lotus tell us that we must turn towards the source and bloom through natural knowledge. Human beings have lost link with the natural knowledge. We can reconnect ourselves with the core of universal intelligence with help from Guru and meditation.

The emblem holds a message that whereever you go, there you can receive natural knowledge by being in tune with source- the creator. What takes place at the time of meditation and the shape of the body while receiving knowledge, the posture in which real knowledge (Atma Gyan and Brahma Gyan) and real power (Chaitanya Shakti) are received, are the ideas signified in this emblem.

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