Purpose: This tour aims to free the confined mind of individuals. As Sri Ramakrishna said, “Man is free in his mind.” The resolution is to provide a liberated environment for devotees, freeing them from the ignorance of deep-seated superstitions over lifetimes. This will enable them to return to their worldly lives enlightened, living a joyous and liberated life in the light of knowledge.

Activities Conducted: The primary purpose of the tour is to restore distorted minds, worn out by the frictions of society, back to their inner peace. Upon reaching the pilgrimage site, evening discussions focus on the next day’s plans and places to visit. In addition, life-centric spiritual discussions are emphasized.

Evening rituals, their significance, and methods are explained, along with encouraging the consumption of sattvic food to maintain a pure mind. Efforts are made to address personal life problems and guide participants toward healthier living.

Challenges of Acceptance: Participants often face a test of their patience and humility, as the tour does not offer five-star hotel accommodations, private rooms, or indulgences like meat, fish, and drinks for a minimal price. This might lead some to vow not to join again, but the spiritual intent is prioritized over material comforts.

Why Was This Kind of Tour Started?

People’s minds have grown weary and exhausted from their deep attachment to worldly pleasures. This type of tour was initiated to energize their philosophical outlook and strengthen their mental faculties. The goal is not just to learn the importance of the visited places but to connect deeply with them, shedding worldly frustrations and embracing peace and joy in life.

Who Participates in This Tour?

Those whose lives have become stagnant, weighed down by the monotony of worldly attachments.
Elderly individuals whose children lack time to take them on pilgrimages.
People with financial constraints or who have no supportive company for travel.
Those who endure their lives silently without a listening ear.
People who, despite their desires, cannot afford such tours.
Those who believe it’s time to contribute positively to society after enduring much themselves.

How Beneficial Is It for Ordinary People?

While self-promotion isn’t our aim, people have found value in the tour. However, we refrain from using flashy marketing techniques, as this goes against our intent and purpose.

What Makes This Tour Different?

Unlike commercial tours, our focus is not profit-making. Instead, we seek the blessings of our travelers, especially elderly mothers, which we consider our true wealth. We also involve generous and kind-hearted individuals in this mission, showcasing success through service-oriented action.

What Kind of Places Are Selected?

Primarily, efforts are made to include mountains, rivers, seas, and forests. Pilgrimage sites reflecting the truths of mythological times, historical landmarks, and places inspiring motivation and inner awakening are selected. Additionally, modern popular destinations are included to ensure diverse experiences, aiming for universal well-being and deeper connections with the sanctity of these places.

What Is the Future of This Tour?

When people recognize the purpose and significance of this tour, understanding its alignment with the “truth,” they may come forward to extend their support. This will enable such initiatives to be conducted every month. In the future, the tour could become a significant contributor to fostering goodwill and positive tendencies in society. Perhaps one day, even the Indian government might adopt such programs to promote mental well-being among its citizens.