Self-Realization and Service to Humanity — A global movement for education, relief, welfare, and spiritual development.
Ananda Marga ("Path of Bliss") was founded in 1955 by Shrii Shrii Anandamurti (Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar) with a vision of self-realization and service to humanity. What began as a spiritual movement in India has grown into a global network spanning over 180 countries.
Today, Ananda Marga encompasses schools, disaster relief operations (AMURT), children's homes, medical clinics, rural development projects, and meditation centers — all guided by the principles of Neohumanism and universal love.
"Self-realization and service to humanity — the two eternal ideals."
The principles that guide everything we do
Selfless service to all beings, regardless of race, religion, or nationality.
Education that nurtures the whole human being — physical, mental, and spiritual.
Practical meditation and yoga for inner peace and self-realization.
Relief and welfare work that transcends borders and ideologies.
Key milestones in the history of Ananda Marga
Shrii Shrii Anandamurti establishes Ananda Marga in India, laying the foundation for a global spiritual and service movement.
The Ananda Marga Universal Relief Team is established to provide rapid disaster response and humanitarian aid.
The Neohumanist educational model is formalized, integrating physical, mental, and spiritual development.
Ananda Marga schools and meditation centers open across Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia.
The Central Digital Platform is launched, connecting the global Ananda Marga community like never before.
Dedicated individuals guiding the global movement
Visionary philosopher and spiritual teacher who established the principles of Neohumanism.
Leading the worldwide movement with a focus on education, relief, and spiritual development.
Overseeing disaster relief and humanitarian operations across the globe.
Leading the development of Neohumanist curriculum and teacher training programs.
Ananda Marga operates in over 180 countries, with schools, relief operations, meditation centers, and welfare projects.
180+ Countries · 6 Continents · One Mission
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