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Empowering Unity, Restoring Self Respect
Unity for Dharma
Unifying Sadhaks, Siddhas, Sadhus, and Disciples for the Upliftment of Dharma
Introduction
The Hindu Samman Foundation proudly presents its transformative initiative — “Unifying Sadhaks, Siddhas, Sadhus, and Disciples for the Upliftment of Dharma.” This project is dedicated to bringing together spiritual seekers, enlightened masters, and disciples to preserve, protect, and promote Sanatan Dharma (righteousness). By fostering unity, knowledge-sharing, and collective growth, we aim to empower individuals on their spiritual journeys while strengthening the foundation of Dharma in society.
Objective of the Project
The core objective of this project is to organize and consolidate sadhaks, siddhas, sadhus, and disciples under one platform. Through collective spiritual practices, discourses, and mentorship, we seek to nurture individual growth and create a positive impact on society by upholding values of compassion, truth, and unity.
Definitions
Sadhak:
A Sadhak is an individual actively engaged in sadhna (spiritual practice) with the aim of achieving spiritual growth and realization. Sadhaks dedicate their lives to inner transformation and the pursuit of higher consciousness through devotion, meditation, and discipline.
Siddha:
A Siddha is a highly evolved Sadhak who has successfully attained the desired spiritual goal through deep sadhna and realization. Siddhas are considered enlightened beings who guide others on the path of dharma and self-realization.
Dikshit:
A Dikshit is a person who has received diksha (spiritual initiation) from a Siddha or Guru. Through this initiation, the disciple is introduced to a specific spiritual path, mantra, or practice, marking the beginning of their committed spiritual journey.
Sadhu:
A Sadhu is one who has renounced worldly attachments to pursue moksha (liberation) and self-realization. They have entered the fourth and final ashram of life — Sannyasa — and live under the guidance of a Siddha or Guru, dedicating their lives to the service of dharma and humanity.




