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Mission of the Trust

Sant Balbir Singh Ji Seechewal believes that man is the supreme creation of God. God has made man in His own image. What is even more important is that God has given to man a freewill and capacity to decide for himself and thus has made him a responsible being. Here lies the uniqueness of man's being. But man should not try to assert his separation form God (i.e., his ego) in opposition to his unity with Him. Such separation from God makes us smaller, reduces us almost zero. But by asserting our unity with God and His Nature we become immeasurably vast, enlarged almost to infinity.

So the right way to live through this world is to try to unite ourselves with the fellow beings - human and nonhuman and with Nature-animate and inanimate. It is to live harmony with one's self environment. It will come through the inculcation in us of a sense of benevolence, kindness, tolerance and coexistence, which is the foundation of all religion. Thus Baba Ji stresses that the religious only if it inculcates this sense.

But man behaved irresponsibly and chose for himself the path of separation from God and Nature in place of unity and harmony. He has created high walls of narrow selfishness around ego. What is even worse is that he is not realizing that he himself is responsible for his problems and due to this unthinking posture, he is getting frustrated and desperate. It is the firm belief of Baba Ji that what is happening is according to the will of God. Sorrows and sufferings, troubles and tribulations are meant for the education of man, for his regeneration. It is the duty of man to learn from his experiences and man is bound to do that. Baba ji is confident that the future of man is bright. Ultimately man is going to emerge out of the present hopelessness as a supreme creation of God, as he undoubtedly is. If we think positive and do positive and do positive, positive things are bound to occur.

Baba Ji has the vision of a man who is free the shackles of selfishness, liberated from the transient temptations of the world, ecstatic to the depths of the soul, peaceful and poised in behavior, kind at heart, harmonious with himself and with his environment, a whole being unified and comprehensive. According to Baba Ji the ideal society is that which this dream is realized. We must work towards it realization and this is also ultimate goal of all religion.

The list of goals of the Trust as mentioned in the original Deed of Trust is being expanded as follow:

 1. To make every possible effort to make the earth pollution free according to the concept of pure water, pure air and clean earth.

 2. To restore purity of natural resources of water, rivers, streams, beins, etc. To stop the inlet of polluted waters of sewerages and factories into the rivers. To prepare paths on the banks of the rivers, and beautify them with flowers plants. Keeping this goal in view, to work for the cleaning and improvement of the Kali Bein a rivulet related to the life and philosophy of Guru Nanak Dev, so that this work may prove to be a source of inspiration and guidance for arousing awareness in this regard among all the people of the world.

 3. To make efforts to solve problems related to the underground water, e.g. falling level, increasing pollution, etc.

 4. To build up cheap, but effective, sewerage system in the villages and towns. To make villages and towns neat and clean.

 5. To prepare the common paths for the facility of the public and to beautify them.

 6. To plant flowers and fruit trees and plants in the waste lands, cremation grounds, etc.

 7. To establish educational institutions and make efforts to develop children into balanced personalities through all-round education. To make them up-to-date by imparting computer training. To make them morally good and noble with the teaching of Gurbani. To make them self-dependent by giving them practical training of different professions.

 8. To establish institutions for the help of the poor, the needy, orphans, widows, and the aged.

 9. To make effort to help the handicapped and victims of natural calamities.

 10. To make every possible effort to check crime and drug addiction and to try to develop such humanistic behavior as can bring about happiness and joy to all.

 11. To preach against social evils and false customs and to create awareness in Indian and foreign societies to check these evils.

 12. To develop healthy tendencies among the youth by organizing sports tournaments and functions.

 13. To organize religious, literary, cultural, social and such like functions which can inspire mutual cooperation and brotherhood in the society.

 14. To organize programmes and seminars so as to promote awareness about social justice, education, economic growth, etc.

 15. To publish books, pamphlets, posters, magazines, and newspapers to promote the goals of the Trust.

 16. To approach appropriate court/courts of law for the protection of the common interests of the public.

 17. To take all those legal actions which may be helpful and relevant for the goals of the Trust.