Guiding Vision and Mission

SRM's Vision

SRM’s vision is to inspire a sense of exploration of one’s purpose, the pursuit of which opens up the possibility to experience true happiness and ultimately spread goodness all around. Seek, Experience, Return are the tenets SRM stands upon. It encourages everyone to look inwards and discover their higher purpose.

SRM's Mission

SRM is on a mission to ignite clarity of self through the tools of sincere spirituality. SRM flourishes under the direction of Sri Guru - the Master who uses transformational meditative techniques and the wisdom contained in scriptures for creating a better understanding of oneself. By focusing on the four pillars of Prem (Love), Seva (Service), Sanyam (Discipline), and Sadhana (Meditation), she aims to help people with gaining clarity over their true purpose.

Discipline

SRM endeavors to provide a self-disciplined community for individuals to engage with, find inspiration from and evolve together.

Inclusivity

SRM respects every human being, recognizing the common thread that binds humanity beneath surface-level differences of age, gender, religion, caste or nationality.

Clarity

SRM encourages clarity and critical understanding over blind faith. The true understanding of the path is the first and most essential step needed to start on the spiritual journey.

Initiatives — Seek. Experience. Return.

Seek

SRM provides its seekers with multiple avenues to learn and unlearn, understand, introspect and experience their own selves. Sri Guru’s talks on scriptures provide a perspective imbued with clarity of knowledge and actionables, which empower the seekers to progress on their spiritual journey with full momentum. In addition to Sunday communes, SRM organises Friday Family Satsangs which are small gatherings of sincere seekers who are open to deeper experiences. Spiritual tours across India and abroad along with Annual Meets and Retreats are part of SRM’s efforts to spread the goodness of spirituality to people all over the world.

Experience

Sri Guru considers meditation to be her most important offering and places immense emphasis on Experience, with the understanding that the practice of meditation has the power to transform lives and cultivate unconditional happiness within. SRM organizes multiple Meditation events to make the opportunity of the inner experience available to all of its seekers. Swaraj Kriya, one of SRM’s main contributions, is a yogic practice created by Sri Guru to enable seekers to continuously evolve and connect with the higher consciousness. The Swaraj Kriya program is structured to encourage discipline, consistency and growth in multiple areas of life.

As of 2023, SRM has started with Dhyan Dhaara events, which are 2 hr meditation - only gatherings intended to provide seekers with a deeper and blissful meditation experience guided by Sri Guru herself. SRM annually organizes the ‘Kshamapana Mahaparv’, which is a one of its kind Forgiveness program to unburden the self of sins and vices that are carried within through life. In addition, SRM has launched the Dhyan Sangh Program, wherein monthly meditations are hosted by SRM’s devoted volunteer community across 80 centers in India and abroad. The objective behind these sessions remains simple: to take the conversation on the inner experience to more and more seekers out there who are waiting to get more out of life and start on their spiritual journey.

Return

SRM continuously seeks avenues to give back to its fellow seekers, the needy, the society and to a higher purpose. Under its Shikshadaanam Program, SRM has committed to upgrading the infrastructure of schools in rural India to provide a safe and nurturing environment conducive to learning and dignify the experience of students. So far, 500+ students across 3 schools have benefitted under the program, with more being added to the pipeline every year. The ‘Annadaanam and Vastradaanam’ Program, aims to serve people in need with food and clothes. Monthly donation camps are organized where SRM’s volunteers distribute food and clothes to families from government and semi-government hospitals and under-developed localities and as of May '23, 30,000+ people have been served under the program.