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About Hindumitra Training

Through this training, Hindumitras would learn to:

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  • Focus on working simultaneously on self and society. To set small realistic and meaningful dharmic goals,  employ dharmic methods through personal research and value personal experience as the true knowledge to enhance one’s own spiritual journey. Work to uplift vulnerable individuals and families to empower them to lead meaningful lives through practice of Sanatana Dharma.

  • Effectively communicate and speak only of the work undertaken

  • Value time for constructive usage to be the message of truth and love, the method and the result. (A Hindumitra does not waste time on social media chatter and does not fall prey to the fakery or rubble rousing of social media)

  • Rejoice in spread of the divine message of Sanatana Dharma and applies viveka well enough to not utter unwarranted words on other faith related internal mechanisms.

  • Not be rhetorical but trust and employ the method of systematic enquiry of Sanatana Dharma.

  • Balance and value logic and native wisdom.

  • Channelize emotions into constructive deliverable action to build a spiritually strong society.

Upon successful completion of this basic induction training, participants may choose to accept one among the following roles: (the following are explained in a separate document)

  1. Dharma Vidyarthi 

  2. Dharma Sevaka

  3. Dharma Bodhaka 

  4. Dharma Pracharaka 

Participants are thereafter encouraged to attend further modules of training to become a Hindumitra. These are:

  1. Bring out the best in you – The Sanatana Dharma Way

  2. Completion course become a Hindumitra

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One is called a Hindumitra only upon successful completion of all the above modules of Hindumitra training. Hindumitra thus become the torchbearers and ambassadors of the eternal cosmic truth called Sanatana Dharma:

  • through your constant learning as a Vidyarthi, or

  • through your service to society as a Sevaka, or

  • through teaching others of what you know as a Bodhaka or 

  • through your active engagement in spread of the divine love of Sanatana Dharma as a Pracharaka. 

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