General instructions to be a member of “Shah Satnam Ji Green ‘S’ Welfare Society” are as follow

1. Age:

1.1. Any adult who is blessed with the alms of ‘Naam’ can be a member of Shah Satnam Ji Green ‘S’ Welfare Force Society. However, the age of the candidate should not be more than 50 years.

2. Physical Status:

2.1. Candidate should be hale and hearty. 2.2. Candidate should be mentally sound. 2.3. Candidate should not be handicap.

3. Affidavit

3.1. Affidavit has to be filled by the candidate in his/her own handwriting and is supposed to paste a recent passport size photograph in the column provided on the affidavit form. 3.2. Candidate needs to get the form signed by one of his/her family member like father, mother, husband or wife and also by any two of the seven members of the block. 3.3. Affidavit form should be duly signed by Magistrate. 3.4. This affidavit has to be submitted to respective 25 member committee.

4. Uniform

4.1. After submission of the affidavit the candidate will receive his/her uniform from the state 25 member committee. 4.2. This uniform is supposed to be worn by the member while serving the humanity selflessly.

5. Training

5.1. Capsule course of rigorous training is provided to fight against any natural calamity and hazard. 5.2. The period for training is just 7 days and is compulsory for each and every member of the Society.

6. Service schedule

6.1. Each member of the Shah Satnam Ji Green ‘S’ Welfare Force Society is supposed to devote minimum of 42 days per year in selfless service of others. 6.2. The members who are associated with permanent sewa with any committee of Dera Sacha Sauda or its branch and are elements of Shah Satnam Ji Green ‘S’ Welfare Force Society as well are required to devote minimum of 52 days per year in parmaarthi sewa.

 

 

 All members are required to renew their membership annually and attend special training program to retain membership of Shah Satnam Ji Green S Welfare Force Society.

Shah Satnam Ji Green S Welfare Force Society Training Camp

Under the dynamic leadership of Guru Ji a unique organization called Shah Satnam Ji Green S Welfare Force Society has been established for the purpose of humanitarian service. Valiantly risking their own lives to help others is an everyday chare for its members. Comprising of 27,000 selfless men and women of different castes and religions- their motivation and dedication to service is unparalleled. They have intervened in most areas of calamities in the country and come out with flying colours.
Besides drought and disaster relief, de-addiction and female feticide are the two main areas that have received renewed attention. Millions of people are enmeshed in these deadly evils and humanity writhes painfully in the tragic aftermath of this problem.
Blood donation has become second nature to these servants of humanity and the organization functions like a massive mobile blood bank.

The members of Green S’ Welfare Force taking part in exercise to keep their body healthy for the welfare of society.

In a long queue, trying to douse the fire by spreading the buckets of water, during the training.

Opening Shah Satnam Ji Boys School, Shri Gurusher Modian

Dera Sacha Sauda’s "Naam-Shabad"

* Cures physical ailments.

* Rids worries and stresses.

* Makes one a cheerful person in body, mind and spirit.

* Brings success in life’s endeavours.

* Helps one be the master of one’s thoughts.

* Leads one deep into one’s consciousness.

* Connects one with God.

On what it is?

The Naam-Shabd is a set of mystic words that praise and invoke God. The constant remembrance of and regular meditation on the Naam-Shabd leads one deep into one’s own consciousness and delivers one to the God who resides inside each one of us. Naam-Shabd meditation is a simple yet powerful way of stilling one’s body, emotions and mind; integrating them as a unit; and aligning them with God. Every session of Naam-Shabd meditation brings with it an experience of inner peace and tranquility that cannot be described in words. Before long one perceives God’s sound and light and in the process becomes aware of the true purpose of one’s life. The Naam-Shabd is the bridge between one’s individual soul and God.

On what it requires?

Naam-Shabd meditation is a simple and practical way of connecting with God. Each one of us can practice it irrespective of our gender, age, caste, creed, race, nationality or religion. The Guru while initiating an individual asks that he/she give up alcohol, non-vegetarian food, and immorality. Besides these there are no other restrictions of any kind on the individual. After initiation one needs to spend 15-60 minutes in the morning and the same in the evening daily in meditation, besides repeating the Naam-Shabd silently with one’s tongue or inside one’s mind whenever possible.

On its benefits?

We human beings are mines of potentialities and capabilities that have never been drawn forth from the realm of the subconscious into objective usefulness. Through Naam-Shabd meditation these inherent powers unfold normally and naturally. One of the first effects of the meditation is an increased self-confidence and efficiency in one’s daily life, be it at home, the office, or any other place. This increased efficiency brings with it success in every endeavor that one embarks upon.

Naam-Shabd meditation reduces stress and develops a sense of peace, joy, and strength within oneself. Scientific tests have shown that it strengthens one’s immune system and keeps one healthy. At the level of consciousness, it awakens one’s intuition, opens one’s heart, and helps one flush out negative emotions.

Naam-Shabd meditation is a proven alternative therapy for not just common ailments but also incurable diseases. Many prominent doctors of our country not only recommend this meditation for their patients but are also practitioners of this meditation themselves. They recommend this as a way to lower blood pressure, help people with asthma breathe easier, relieve restlessness, and to generally relax the stresses of everyday life.

The Naam-Shabd not only helps us live a happy, healthy and content life but also ultimately delivers us to our Creator God.

On the Guru?

The role of the Guru is very important in Naam-Shabd meditation. The Guru has already journeyed on the spiritual path of the Naam-Shabd and found his destination: God. Hence, he thoroughly knows the path and is capable of guiding the disciple from within so that he does not lose his way in the various spiritual planes that are stages on the path. Thus, it is only the God-realized soul who can be a Guru. Such a one possesses the qualities of God Himself. He teaches that God is one and all religions talk of the same God. For him all humankind are the children of God and hence he does not discriminate among people on the basis of caste, creed, race, religion, etc. He earns his living through hard work and righteous means and does not live on charity. And most importantly, he practices what he preaches and is a leader by example.

meditation is a proven alternative therapy for not just common ailments but also incurable diseases. Many prominent doctors of our country not only recommend this meditation for their patients but are also practitioners of this meditation themselves. They recommend this as a way to lower blood pressure, help people with asthma breathe easier, relieve restlessness, and to generally relax the stresses of everyday life.meditation reduces stress and develops a sense of peace, joy, and strength within oneself. Scientific tests have shown that it strengthens one’s immune system and keeps one healthy. At the level of consciousness, it awakens one’s intuition, opens one’s heart, and helps one flush out negative emotions. meditation is a simple and practical way of connecting with God. Each one of us can practice it irrespective of our gender, age, caste, creed, race, nationality or religion. The Guru while initiating an individual asks that he/she give up alcohol, non-vegetarian food, and immorality. Besides these there are no other restrictions of any kind on the individual. After initiation one needs to spend 15-60 minutes in the morning and the same in the evening daily in meditation, besides repeating the Naam-Shabd silently with one’s tongue or inside one’s mind whenever possible.