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Life Mission Culture Centre
The Life Mission Culture Center is a core concept of
the Mission organization and its work. It is the institutional heart
around which the Members of the Fellowship are organized and by which
they are bound together in a shared mission and enterprise. Given the
spiritual calling mandated to the lineage, namely, to spread the
ethical, moral, spiritual and cultural values of the Sanatan Dharma
throughout the world, it was considered essential that the volunteers
of the lineage themselves first strive to imbibe these values so that
they are qualified to pass them on to others. In addition, the Mission
Center concept has also serves as an arrangement to provide the Members
of the Fellowship with a means for their own personal spiritual
advancement. Thus, the Center is not only a place where the Members
gather to advance their own knowledge of the ethical, moral, spiritual
and cultural values of the Sanatan Dharma but also one where they
undertake community spiritual practice for their own spiritual benefit.
There are 1685 Mission Culture Centers in ten Indian States and Union
Territories and in Nepal, U.S.A, U.K. and Canada with a membership of
62497 initiated disciples. Read Life Mission
Centers.
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“If the ascetics
imprison the seeds of morality, religion and spiritualism in the
safes of their hearts, then such confined seeds cannot
germinate. Where then is the question of such seeds becoming
trees or yielding flowers or fruits?”.
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