Objectives of the Global Advaita Mission
1. Spiritual Foundations for Global Peace
- Promote sustainable global peace by cultivating universal citizenship rooted in self-awareness, unity, and the timeless principles of Karma and Dharma.
- Introduce Sovereign Yogic Science—a scientific and contemplative discipline—accessible to all humanity, regardless of nationality, culture, or religion.
- Share the practice of Karma Yoga with more than half the world’s population by 2050 and three-quarters by 2100, addressing the root causes of division, emotional distress, and ideological extremism.
- Collaborate with the United Nations, world universities, and international institutions committed to human welfare—transcending boundaries and restoring collective harmony through shared ethical wisdom.
- Extend Gita-based insights to citizens, professionals, officers, and policymakers by 2100, enabling peaceful conflict resolution through reason, dialogue, empathy, and informed judgment. An awakened humanity can gradually reduce global military spending and redirect resources to education, healthcare, innovation, human rights, and sustainable development.
2. Spiritual Leadership and Conscious Governance
- Offer specialised spiritual-leadership programs for CEOs, public servants, policymakers, and affluent youth—empowering future global decision-makers to act with clarity, integrity, courage, and responsibility.
- Guide the world’s influential individuals toward seeing their privileged circumstances as an opportunity for ethical contribution, human upliftment, and compassionate leadership.
- Inspire leaders to recognise their karmic responsibility to safeguard human dignity, advance peace, and promote policies aligned with compassion, equality, and the global good.
3. Wisdom Outreach and Youth Education
- Collaborate with yoga centers across the world to evolve the current body–mind focus into a complete body–mind–soul curriculum. Provide free course structure and materials, enabling teachers to deliver 15-minute teachings on one of 18 fundamental Advaita insights after every class.
- Introduce Lord Rama to the global youth as the living embodiment of dharma. Just as the Bhagavad Gita is the theory of truth, the Ramayana is the living demonstration. Collaborate with 1,000 international schools to include Ramayana in school curricula from Grades 3 to 12, so that every child reveres Ram as their eternal role model.
- Conduct a global Nirvana Shatkam campaign to share the answer to the question “Who am I?” with every educated person by 2050. We propose this timeless declaration of Advaita wisdom be adopted as a world anthem for universal self-awareness and inner liberation.
4. Mass Media and Digital Empowerment
- Establish a Digital Gita University to produce films, podcasts, documentaries, and online courses on Advaita Vedanta, sovereign yogic science, and Karma Yoga.
- Translate the Bhagavad Gita into 20+ world languages and create more than 1,000 micro-learning videos synthesising ancient insights for modern life.
- Launch 1,000 Mobile Wisdom Libraries—500 across the United States and 500 internationally—to bring sacred texts, universal teachings, and meditative knowledge to public spaces, universities, and community centres around the world.
5. Correcting Misconceptions and Restoring Scriptural Truths
Across cultures and religions, a fear-based model of spirituality has taken root—where vulnerable people are taught to believe that God is a strict enforcer and humanity perpetual offenders. This worldview has allowed specific individuals and institutions to emotionally and financially exploit the masses by convincing them that divine love is conditional and divine punishment is inevitable.
Advaita reveals a different truth: nothing exists outside God. From the smallest particle to the grandest galaxy, everything arises from the same Consciousness, the same indivisible field of existence. Modern science strongly supports this non-dual understanding. Quantum entanglement shows that particles remain interconnected across vast distances, behaving as if the universe is a single organism. Astrophysics reveals that all matter originates from one cosmic source. Neuroscience increasingly points toward consciousness as a universal field rather than a localised event.
Great minds throughout history have echoed this unity. Einstein admired Spinoza’s God, the Divine as the harmonious order of existence. Nikola Tesla believed that the secrets of the universe lie in energy and vibration. Even modern innovators like Elon Musk contemplate the possibility of a unified intelligence or simulation underlying all reality—ideas converging with Advaita’s declaration that the universe is One Mind appearing as many.
Similarly, spiritual luminaries across civilisations have affirmed the non-dual vision. Jesus taught the oneness of the Father and Self. Rumi proclaimed that the ocean and the drop are of the same essence. Buddha exposed the illusion of separateness. Zoroastrian sages saw One Light manifesting through many forms. Everywhere, across time, the awakened have spoken the same truth: There is no two.
The Global Advaita Mission seeks to end fear-based misunderstanding and restore the true purpose of spirituality: inner freedom, self-reliance, compassion, clarity, and awakening. Through the widespread teaching of Gita 6.5–6.6, people will understand that upliftment comes not through dependency or ritualistic fear, but through personal effort, discipline, dharma, and the courage to see the world as one family.
God is not a judge standing outside creation. God is the wholeness within everything. Spirituality is not meant to frighten but to liberate. Dharma is not a threat but a path of empowerment, unity, and higher consciousness.
Nine Sacraments for the world
Program 1 — 10,000 Gita Gurus by 2040, and 1,00,000 by 2100 (Global Outreach)
Program 2 — Karma Yoga for Fresh Graduates
Program 3 — One-Day Advaita Experience for Foreign Tourists
Program 4 — Karma Yoga for Politicians, CEOs, and Celebrities
Program 5 — Transformation for Affluent Youth (Ages 25–35)
Program 6 — Life Mastery Retreat for the Urban Middle Class
Program 7 — Laser Light Show of the Universal Form
Program 8 — Lord Shiva Speaks: The Voice of Advaita
Program 9 — Yajna for the Modern World: Redemption & Cosmic Order
A Clarification from the Gita University Mission — Our Path Is Different
We wish to gently clarify a concern often expressed: “Why are you not working at the ground level in India? Why focus on foreigners and global outreach?” My dear friends, please understand — the Gita University Project was envisioned with a specific, divinely guided purpose: to create 1 lakh international Gita Gurus and to deliver Gita and Advaita wisdom primarily to people outside India, so that universal consciousness spreads across humanity. Even the 8 Gita Bhavans planned across India’s most-visited tourist destinations are designed with a single intention — to offer 3-hour capsule programs of Advaita wisdom to foreign tourists, planting seeds of truth in receptive minds. Good seeds sown in good soil will always germinate and become great trees; in the same way, these short yet powerful sessions will grow into global transformation, helping visitors evolve into true global citizens rooted in Oneness.
Often, people advise us to “work in villages,” forgetting a simple truth: India already has more than 10 lakh Dharma Pracharaks across 6 lakh+ villages, in addition to hundreds of revered gurus from various Maṭhas, who tirelessly preach Sanātana Dharma through discourses, satsangs, pravachans, and temple festivals. Their teachings are recorded in thousands of YouTube channels and are watched daily by millions. Today, every home in India has a smartphone, and every modern television has YouTube, making Dharmic content easily accessible to all, including rural households and homemakers.
Moreover, every Indian intuitively knows the principles of Karma and Dharma, even if they cannot recite Bhagavad Gita ślokas fluently due to linguistic complexity. To bridge this, we simplified the entire Gita recitation, produced MP3 and MP4 formats in five languages, and kept everything free for download. This is why over 6 lakh people have downloaded our Gita Recitation already. Across the nation, Gita Praayanas happen in thousands of temples, and during every festival, people learn Dharma from the Itihāsas.
So, we do not seek to duplicate the holy work already done by countless Indian gurus, temples, and Dharmic teachers. India is already protected by millions of Dharmic hearts and thousands of Dharmic scholars.
Our role is to carry the light of our Gurus to the entire world — to take their teachings to 75% of humanity by the year 2100. This is the Guru Dakṣiṇā we offer to the great Masters who safeguarded Sanātana Dharma through centuries of hardship, adversity, and civilizational challenges. They protected this wisdom for us; now it is our sacred duty to offer it back to the world.
Our role, therefore, is unique. Our role is to create 1 lakh Gita Professors, a mission that no other institution has attempted at this scale. We request everyone with affection: Please do not dilute, disturb, or tamper with our approach. It is crafted with the blessings of great Gurus and, with humility, guided by the Divine Will itself.
India is abundantly protected from within.
Now the world needs protection through Dharmic wisdom.
And that is the responsibility we have undertaken.
This is the Gita University Mission — a mission that belongs not to a region or nation, but to all of humanity.