About us
Satpath is an effort to make families, society and the world better — to instil values in children, to give youth and adults an environment for swadhyay, and to bathe the final stage of life in the calm waters of sallekhana.
The Satpath journey
To spread a non-violent way of life and Tattvagyan.
Every activity that benefits not only humanity but every living being — building an addiction-free society, removing superstition, spreading good literature, the Satpath Shrut Vidyalaya, a Sallekhana training centre, workshops on Jainism and more.
Giving up alcohol, meat, honey and the five udumbar fruits; giving up forbidden foods and eating at night.
Maitri, pramod, karuna, madhyasth and sadharmi vatsalya.
Vanchana, prichchhana, anupreksha, amnaya and dharmopadesh.
Leaving the body with complete equanimity.
Our activities
Our aim is that every child receives moral and spiritual education alongside school education — so they can live with self-respect, progress on the path of self-welfare, inspire others, and fulfil their responsibilities to family, society and nation.
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“Blessed is the day spent in studying the scriptures; time spent without studying the Paramagam is wasted. Without swadhyay there is no auspicious meditation. So dwell on the meaning of the scriptures, and give the gift of knowledge to your children and students — it is the highest of all gifts.” (Ratnakarand Shravakachar, p. 278)
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Literature is the mirror of society, and good literature is the foundation of a civilised one. We strive to make good literature — inspiring ahimsa, truth and other human values — available to every section of society, free from any divide of caste, sect, language or region.
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Using modern technology and respecting people’s time, we organise special camps for an addiction-free, virtuous life — explaining the subtleties of Tattvagyan simply to people of every age.
Opening creative paths through art competitions is part of building society. Painting can say what a thousand words say — so this activity helps children and youth grow in moral values and helps society become more aware.
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Travelling across India and abroad from time to time to introduce people everywhere to the non-violent philosophy of Indian culture.
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