
Self Awakening Mission – Towards Self-Realization Through Service
My heartfelt greetings to you all,
I, Sanjiv Malik, extend my deepest respects to each one of you. Self Awakening Mission is not just an organization; it is a commitment—to ensure that no one goes hungry, every needy soul finds support, and all individuals receive the light of spiritual awakening. Our goal is to nourish the body, mind, and soul of every being. By the grace of Shri Paramhans Satguru Ji, we have spread the message of love and service through various initiatives, including free community meals (Langar Seva), medical camps, meditation retreats, blood donation camps, elderly care, slum assistance, women empowerment programs, free psychological counseling, free healing services, support for underprivileged girls’ marriages, moral education for students, and de-addiction campaigns. Our dedicated volunteers are the backbone of this mission, selflessly working to uplift those in need. I take immense pride in the fact that together, we are contributing to building a better and brighter society. Currently, we are collectively working on establishing an old age home in Faridabad, Delhi. I invite you all to join this noble cause. Let us come together, serve humanity, and walk towards self-awakening.

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HOH & Self Awaking Mission on the Drive to Women Empowerment Through Local Farming in Sierra Leone: A Case Study of Resilience Amidst Adversity

Free Medical Camp in Narpoli
On July 21, 2024, Self Awakening Mission arranged a free medical camp at Narpoli Village in Maharashtra on the auspicious day of Guru Purnima. A skin specialist, general physician, hypertension specialist, diabetic specialist, and heart specialist examined hundreds of village people. All kinds of vitamins, tonics and medicines were provided free of cost.

Delivered Water Barrels to Slum People
Self Awakening Mission Volunteers’ Arpita Mehta, Neal Mehta, Himansu Mehta and Ashish Mehta with the help of their family and peers delivered water barrels to slum people living near the railroad tracks in Amreli, Gujarat. At the peak of summer where it’s nearly 40 celsius, they struggle to have drinking water by tap which is offered only every 4-5 days by government.Â
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