The name Nandigram has a deep meaning. King Bharat of Ramayan,
instead of staying in the palace preferred to live a simple life in a small hut at
Nandigram village located on the outskirts of Ayodhya after vangaman (exile) of Lord
Ram. He placed the sacred paduka of Shree Ram on the royal throne and ruled the
kingdom on his behalf awaiting his return. In the same manner, the pioneers of
Nandigram left the city-life of Mumbai and selected to reside at Vankal – a small
village of Valsad District, Gujarat.
They used to advise us to perform all the activities without the sense of
doership. According to them, the act of servicing should be based upon compassion
and selflessness without any expectation or intention even to make the recipient
feel inferior. Both of them emphasized to live a simple life with continuous
spiritual growth; so that Divinity can be manifested within.
in 1985 with few like-minded people under Divine Guidance, our Founders
firmly believed that the inner purification and social obligations are the two wings of
the Soul and should go hand in hand. Spiritual practices without social concern is
lop-sided. Likewise, services without spirituality is ego-boosting, seeking validation
for generosity.
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MAKRANDBHAI DAVE
Shree Makrandbhai Dave was known for his profound and
captivating poetries and writings that touch the hearts of seekers. Throughout his
life, he contributed immensely to Gujarati literature.
Shree Kundanikaben Kapadiya was a highly acclaimed writer.
Her stories often delve into complexities of human relationships, social issues and
the human experience, leaving readers spellbound.