Sant Trilochan Das

Được thành lập bởi Huzur Mahraj Darshan Das năm 1973, Sachkhand Nanak Dham

Founded by Huzur Mahraj Darshan Das in 1973, Sachkhand Nanak Dham – International is an all embracing socio- spiritual organization with its roots in the ancient wisdom of Saints and pillars of practical spirituality and humanitarian activities.

Sachkhand Nanak Dham emphasizes the need and significance of the company of fellow enlightened beings (Satsangs) and selfless service to the humanity (Sewa).

Under the leadership of Mahraz Trilochan Darshan Das the organization operates globally in more than 50 countries and has touched the lives of over million people. The programs and activities of S.N.D are guided by His HOLINESS’s philosophy of Spiritualism and Peace, ”Unless we feel existence of God all of the time and everywhere, we cannot achieve the real objective of human life – realization of God

Having been enlightened, Huzur Satguru Darshan Das established the spiritual mission Sachkhand Nanak Dham.

Sachkhand Nanak Dham means

SACHKHAND – The ultimate abode of the Lord. NANAK – The name of the Lord, “The Almighty”. DHAM – The house of the Spiritual Master.

Sachkhand Nanak Dham emphasizes the shelter of a Living True Master. It believes that the realization of God is the real objective of human life and this can be achieved only through the benevolence of the Living True Master the Satguru, who bestows the jewel of Naam Shabad and thus liberates human beings from the shackles of ignorance, superstitions and dogmatism through which one can reach the true home, the Sachkhand (the abode of the Almighty) and unite with the Creator.

Sachkhand Nanak Dham welcomes all religions with open arms but places great emphasize upon the path of humanity as being the true religion. In His Own Words

The true religion for man is humanitarianism, when we truly recognize others as human beings and not as Hindus, Muslims, Christian or Sikhs, only then man will recognize the light of true religion.

With this in mind He created ”Das Dharam”.