Our mission to take Gita wisdom to the world rests on three complementary approaches, each designed to reach a different layer of global society.

1. Physical University
A long-term plan to establish a full-fledged Gita University, train 1 lakh Gita Gurus by 2100, and ensure one Gita teacher for every 1 lakh people across the world. This creates a permanent, intergenerational ecosystem of spiritual educators a permanent, intergenerational ecosystem of spiritual educators who carry Advaita wisdom to local communities.

2. Digital University
A global digital ecosystem that produces  world-class Gita content and delivers it to every computer and every mobile device on the planet using the most advanced digital marketing, AI-optimised outreach, and multimedia storytelling techniques.

3. Mobile University
A fleet of 1,000 Mobile Wisdom Vans emerging from the first 1,000 Satsanghs, dedicated to distributing 100 crore Gita books and life-management literature based on the Gita in their regions worldwide.

Our Digital Vision (2030 Roadmap)
We aim to complete the foundational digital content by 2030, making the Digital Gita University a global spiritual resource.

• We will present the Bhagavad Gita in 10 unique styles, tailored to different mindsets, cultures, and learning preferences worldwide.
• This ambitious work began in 2018.
• So far, we have completed  three versions of the Bhagavad Gita in five languages: English, Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, and Kannada.
• Between 2027 and 2030, we plan to expand this into many more major world languages, including:

Urdu, Bengali, Marathi, Malayalam, Gujarati, Arabic, Russian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Indonesian, German, Japanese, Korean, and Turkish.

Digitising India’s Scriptural Heritage (2030–2040)

From 2030 to 2040, our goal is to digitise the entire canon of Vedas, Puranas, Upanishads, and Itihasas in simple, global English.

• Each mantra or śloka will be clearly recited,
• followed by accurate meaning,
• and contextual explanation,

Immediate Monthly Funds Required for Content Development and Digital Promotion

1. Donors Required for Creating the Gita in Multiple Styles and Languages
To complete the creation of the  7 additional styles of the Bhagavad Gita in 20 world languages (in addition to the three styles already completed in 5 languages), we require:

➡️ 4,000 donors contributing ₹1,000 per month
These contributions will directly support scriptwriting, voice recording, translations, video production, music scoring, animation, subtitling, and global-standard post-production work across all languages.

2. Donors Required for Digital Promotion (Phase 1: 2026–2030)
To begin with, during 2026–2030, a five-year preparatory phase, we require:

➡️ 6,000 donors contributing ₹500 per month
This will enable continuous promotion of Gita wisdom in 20 languages across 195 countries through YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and every major digital platform.

This phase establishes the global foundation for awareness, audience building, and content distribution.

3. Donors Required for Global Digital Expansion (Phase 2: 2031–2050)
From 2031 to 2050, once the Digital Gita University is equipped with full content across all languages and styles, we must scale outreach 100-fold to compete with platforms that spread misinformation, extremism, and divisive ideologies.

To sustain this global mission, we will require:

➡️ 1 crore donors contributing ₹100 per month
This ensures continuous digital presence, paid global advertising, documentary promotion, influencer partnerships, international dubbing, and large-scale dissemination of Advaita wisdom.

4. A Mission This Large Cannot Be Outsourced — Everyone Must Join

The Scale of Digital Investment Required for a Global Awakening: If we can consistently invest a digital budget of ₹100 crore per month for 20 years, we will finally possess the global reach necessary to dispel 2,000 years of accumulated ignorance, counter fear-based divisive narratives, and usher humanity into an era of clarity, unity, emotional maturity, and Advaitic understanding. This is how a spiritual renaissance will rise—not through force or preaching, but through global education, compassion, and constant digital presence.

The Role and Limits of the 500 Dharmic Guardians: However, it is important to recognise a deeper truth. Our Foundation will be guided by 500 Affluent Dharmic Individuals on its Advisory Board, who will also collectively hold 75% of the shares in the Foundation. While their leadership, clarity, and generosity form the backbone of this movement, it would be insensible and unfair to expect these 500 individuals alone to bear the entire burden of taking Advaita wisdom to 75% of humanity within 75 years.

A Mission Too Large for a Few—It Requires the Many: A mission of this scale—touching billions, correcting centuries of misunderstanding, and building a peaceful planetary consciousness—cannot succeed through the contributions of a few, no matter how wealthy or committed they may be. It requires the collective participation of at least 1% of the people who will benefit from or be protected by this transformation.

The Call for a 1% Revolution in Karma and Dharma: Today, India alone has nearly 100 crore people who believe in the principles of Karma and Dharma. If even 1% of them—1 crore individuals—contribute ₹100 a month, this mission will move forward with unstoppable force. But if this 1% does not participate, if people remain passive observers expecting others to carry the weight, then the goal of reaching 75% of the world by 2100 will become impossible.

For a global awakening, the world must walk together.
For Advaita Wisdom to rise, 1% society must be with it.

This mission belongs not only to the privileged 500 but to every individual who believes in truth, dharma, compassion, and the oneness of humanity.