Sambodh and its sister organisations in India take inspiration from the teachings of H.H.Swami Bodhananda, based on the divine pronouncements of the Upanishads, Advaita Vedanta and the Rishis of the yore.

Sambodh envisions the inculcation of values like respect for all religions, respect for the individual and his/her fundamental rights, respect for nature and human's symbiotic relationship, all with a scientific temper.

The power of mind and the efficacy of yoga and meditation in the exploration of the frontiers of mind are increasingly being realised in academic and scientific circles.

'Who am I?'

We are living in a world where everybody searches for his idenity. 'Who am I?' has been an eternal question baffling mankind. The spiritual legacy of India enshrined in the Upanishads and bequeathed through the Guru Parampara has foundational answers to this identity question.

Swami Bodhananda, acclaimed authority on Vedanta, with rare clarity and vision, unfolds the answers to the question 'who am I?', in His discourses, interviews, lectures, classes and counselling sessions.

Inspired by His divine vision, Sambodh and its sister organisations in India has taken up well-defined projects, and organises a wide variety of programs which includes social service centres (Centre for the Girl Child); home for the aged
(Vanaprastha Ashram); a centre for Vedic Studies (Vedic and Management Studies Centre); research foundation for management and leadership studies(Bodhananda Research Foundation for Management and Leadership Studies); an institution to train Brahmacharis on the ancient wisdom of the Vedas, Bhagavad Gita and Patanjali Yoga Sutras
(Bodhananda Seva Society, Thiruvananthapuram, a dedicated Trust for the uplift of the villagers of Himalayas (Sambodh Seva Trust, New Delhi).

The list is never ending for the motivation of the devotees and students of Pujya Swamiji is always on the lead to make His many 'samkalpas' a reality come through.

Sambodh and its sister institutions will be a forum for philanthropists and service-minded Sadhakas, to pool their resources, to set up appropriate institutions, with a dream for the spiritual revival of the humankind.

The goal is noble. The work is rewarding. But the path is ardous. We need a reservoir of good will among the enlightened public. Finance is required. Workers are needed. But what is more precious is the good wishes of the people, of all of you. Join us and discover a new world and a new life of happiness, love, self-unfoldment and self-fulfillment.

Let us participate in God's work and let us feel God's abundant grace every moment of our lives.