Yogi Manohar Gyan Prasar -Vaidik Vishwa
Today, the society is unnecessarily broken up into so called cultures, religions, sects etc. It can regain its unity through scientific Vaidik culture. Only Vaidik tradition is capable of uniting them. All should be aware that the ancient world was truly Vaidik (i.e. enlightened). This tradition of enlightenment can be re-established in the world; and this is the aim of ‘Vaidik Vishwa’. Vaidik culture is liberal and it believes in tremendous capacity of every human being and does not enforce its principles upon others.” – Yogiraj Manohar Harkare (Kakaji)
Vision
The vision of Vaidic Vishwa is to enlighten common people about the chants/hymns written by great saints like Dnyaneshwar, Tukaram, Eknath, Namdev, Kabir, Meerabai and also by Yogeshwar. Missionaries of Vaidik Vishwa would make people understand the gist and the scientific approach in these.
As Bhagvad Gita says all men are born as shudras (low caste people). They become Brahmins after refined upbringing. Such purified sadhaks who have obtained knowledge (brahmam janati) can turn into a Brahmin through yoga-sadhana.
Thus anybody can become a Brahmin.
Mission
To propagate and spread ancient Vaidik tradition, containing modern scientific theories, all over the world.
To spread and propagate yogashastra through its various stages namely asanas, pranayam, shatchakrabhedan and yoganidra. Yogashastra gives scientific knowledge of spiritual progress of a human being. Everyone has to perform daily Sadhana which is the main feature of Vaidik tradition.
To educate common people about real (yogic) meaning of the symbolic epics namely Ramayan by Valmiki and Mahabharata by Vyas.
To spread the message of Vaidik Vishwa, conducting musical programmes and enlightening people about Bhagwat knowledge and science.
Vaidik Heritage / Tradition
Religion, sect and cults were established to gain proper balance of knowledge and science. To rule out old and non-scientific blind faiths and to make human life scientific and progressive, new religious cults were propagated. These new sects also ceased in the same manner. These sects were not against religions and its principles. History of every religious sect has depicted this. Instead of new philosophy or rules of morality, an ideal exemplary scientific role model was set. In fact, the objective of every new religious group was to set equilibrium of science and values in human life.
The whole world was following Vaidik philosophy in good olden days, they led a Vaidik life. Vaidik means enlightening. Today, all wise men are attracted by this Vaidik life. Physical science may confer prosperous life, but the whole world has to agree that it would not bring in mental satisfaction and peace. At the core of this Vaidik life is Yoga, of course, spiritual science. Physical and scientific luxury fails to give mental satisfaction and peace, so young people in and out of India are attracted towards India to study ancient Vaidik life. This is a good omen to lead scientific life.