Manav Ekta Mission

Manav Ekta Mission, founded by Sri M, advocates the oneness of humanity—transcending religious, racial, geographical, cultural and ideological differences. Built on the foundation of peace, the Mission works by encouraging people to nurture the inborn goodness in every human being.

Humanity is One, transcending religious, racial, geographical, cultural and ideological differences. Every human soul is potentially a spark of the divine Supreme Reality and the coming together of humanity translates to experiencing divinity amongst ourselves.
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Walk of Hope 2015-16

Walk of Hope 2015-16 was a padayatra for peace & harmony by the Manav Ekta Mission - from Kanyakumari to Kashmir. Led by Sri M, it traversed the varied landscape of India as it sought a significantly restored nation—fit enough to be bequeathed to our future generations. Find Out More
MyTree Project

Inspired by the Sanskrit word – Maitri – meaning amity, this initiative conforms to the concept of Manav Ekta (oneness of humanity) propounded by Sri M. Individual/community-led partnerships to plant trees across geographies form the crux of this initiative. Find Out More

Walking in Unity | Walk of Hope 2018 in Switzerland with Sri M

The starting point of the walk, Flüeli-Ranft is a small village where Brother Nicolas, the patron saint of Switzerland lived. He was also known as Brother Klaus and lived in the 15th century.

Walk of Hope with Sri M in Edinburgh

The Consulate General of India, Edinburgh in association with The Edinburgh Hindu Mandir, The Hindu Forum of Britain and The Satsang Foundation invite you to join The Walk of Hope for Peace and Harmony in Edinburgh on Saturday, 23rd June 2018.

Gurupurnima 2018 | Transcript of the Satsangs by Sri M

After 19-20 years,when you come for Gurupurnima, do you think you willsee this sitting here? No, it will be gone. So, while the outward mind may keep rotating and moving which is my temporary nature, the Guru is with you always.

Satsang Nagar, Madanapalle | Report on Gurupurnima, 27th July 2018

On Gurupurnima Day, the Madanapalle campus turned a festive one with the hustle and bustle of a thousand people arriving. The open space with its ample yet simple floral decorations was packed with a record number of visitors this year.