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Thought Transformation
Gurudev, Pandit Shriram Sharma Acharya, realized that the goal of bringing heaven on Earth and making 21st Century – Bright Future, can only be attained by inculcating divinity in the thoughts of people. Therefore, he started the Thought Transformation Movement (TTM). Some of the tools and techniques of the TTM include:
- Three Means of Spiritual Awakening: (1) Upasana (Contemplating on divine virtues); (2) Sadhana (Practicing self-control for acquiring divine virtues); (3) Aradhana (Using acquired resources for the welfare of the society)
- Propagation of Gayatri (collective wisdom) and Yagya (cooperative virtuous demeanor)
- Yoga, Meditation and Alternate Healing
- Huge volume of constructive thoughts on every aspect of human life written by Gurudev (equivalent to 100,000 pages of encyclopedia Britannica size books)
- Three pronged approach: (1) Advertising campaign: To send the message of ‘Ushering in of New Era’ to the masses; (2) Creative campaign: To get active cooperation of intelligentsia in the process of new creation; (3) Combative campaign: To overcome the obstacles coming in the way of achievement of our aim
- Create addiction free society
- Promote Vegetarianism
- Work towards establishing a well balanced, pollution free ecosystem
- Harmony, friendship, brotherhood, peace and prosperity of the whole universe
- Promote Scientific Spirituality
- Inculcate family and cultural values in younger generation via Multimedia and other state-of the art technology
- Women awareness
The resources for implementing these tools and techniques come from two sources:
- Samaya Dan (Donation of time) – The volunteers of All World Gayatri Pariwar are required to spend a minimum of one to two hours daily, to spread the message of Gurudev among the masses.
- Ansha Dan (Donation of material resources) – The volunteers donate a part of their resources (for example in earlier days every volunteer donated 10 paisa and one fist-full grains every day) for fulfilling the material needs of this Movement.
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