Activities: open to all, free, and easily accessible - both virtual and in-person
Each activity will seek to reflect qualities and attitude of Sewa (selfless, love-inspired service), Chardi Kala (high spirits) and Sarbat da Bhalla (welfare and wellbeing of all), important concepts for Sikhs
Include online guided meditation sessions, classes, lectures and information sessions, via 24x7 audio chat that will provide a virtual environment of support with Gurmat Meditation
Translation Efforts and Multilingual Services
In person activities include Langar and Amrit Sanchar Ceremonies, and are intrinsically tied to Gurmat Meditation via teaching, practical application of concepts, and support.
The writings and wisdom of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji is for the benefit of all humanity, and therefore translations of the message into multilingual formats will be a part of the volunteer work. Efforts will utilise virtual formats and technology to transcribe, translate, review and edit documents that will be freely available via online platforms and coursework. Meditation techniques will be explained via online coursework, video captioning, and other tools, and translated documents.