Our Trust has been founded as a non-commercial body to spread and help practise the descended knowledge for inner journey of all with the means of Gnyan and Bhakti.

Our Guiding Principles

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• One World One Religion – Universal Oneness through Gnyan and Bhakti.
• Continuous transmission of the divine preachings to all human beings.
• Science and Religion should converge in our thoughts and deeds to bring happiness to all.
• Spirituality or the inner journey to fathom the purpose of our existence can be practised while leading a Sansaari (familial) life.
• Creation should be understood to be “As Within so Without” - the macrocosm outside is perfectly represented within our physical bodies - look within to understand the Divine.
• Spiritual development and one’s inner journey have to be embarked upon at an early stage of life and not only in the twilight years.


Our Trust Activities

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• Our cardinal endeavour is to disseminate the knowledge and wisdom from the Supreme to all to kindle one’s spiritual curiosity and enable the inner journey.
• For this, we publish all the Divine messages bestowed onto Shri Suresh Kothari and compile the same into spiritual and life fulfilling categories of books for the comprehension of all.
• We share this divine knowledge also as bhajans and hymns, the verses of which are sung in that very raag and tune as heard by Shri Suresh Kothari. These are available in digital audio and video forms.
• We hold public discourses in Mumbai and various cities of Gujarat to spread the Lord’s messages and knowledge. These feature interactive discussions and musical bhajans sung to kindle bhakti and bhaav amongst all attendees.
• We conduct classroom sessions to discuss and help emboss into all, the divine knowledge that descended onto Shri Suresh Kothari.
• We publish a weekly thematic column in a Gujarati daily – Janmabhoomi Pravasi since 2012
• We curate topics and meet and hold interactive sessions with young students at various schools that encourage the sprouting of the spiritual seed in young impressionable minds.



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