Our Vision is to give human society a life of happiness, peace of mind and good health, through Satvik Food distribution.
What is the mission of human life? The mission of human life is to end the miseries of material existence and attain a blissful life. We are constantly searching for happiness, but we often fail in its pursuit.
We may get a glimpse of happiness, but it does not last forever. We do not want miseries, but we cannot avoid them. Scriptures inform us that we are spiritual beings, a part of the Supreme Lord Sri Krishna, and by nature we are full of happiness –
ānandamayo ‘bhyāsāt (vedānta-sūtra)
Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu said:
ceto-darpaṇa-mārjanam bhava-mahā-dāvāgni nirvāpaṇaṁ:
Chanting the holy names of the Lord cleanses the mirror of the heart and stops the miseries of the blazing fire of material existence.
Krishna says in the Bhagavad-Gita (3.13):
yajña-śiṣṭāśinaḥ santo mucyante sarva-kilbiṣaiḥ:
Devotees who eat food offered first in sacrifice (as an offering to the Lord) are released from all kinds of sins.
Till date, the Pure for Cure initiative has benefitted tens of thousands of people from various hospitals and orphanages by the distribution of food and by offering employment. The cost per meal is Rs. 50 which includes Rice, Dal, Sabzi and Kheer. The initiative invites people who celebrate their birthdays or anniversaries to come and donate to this cause.
“It gives me immense pleasure to be a part of the Pure for Cure mission, a program initiated by Hare Krishna Movement, Guwahati. It is very heart-warming and soul-satisfying, to distribute food to the needy and the poor. We love to be of service to them because we feel that we are serving God.”
“The best part of our meal is that it is offered to Lord Jagannath in our kitchen, which then gets the status of a prasad, and the meal is considered holy. Our spiritual master and founder of this organization Srila Prabhupad’s instruction will always echo with me: Nobody, in the 2 km radius from our Hare Krishna temple, should go to bed with a hungry stomach.”
“Service for Pure for Cure has taught me patience and the importance of Prasadam and the value of Saatvik food. The mission is to serve the society and preach the MAHAMANTRA give by our spiritual master Sri Sri Srila Prabhupada.”
“The Pure for Cure initiative has been able to generate a lot of enthusiasm amongst the well to do section of the society. On an average we serve 300-400 meals to people. It is my request with folded hands for everybody to come forward and help us in this noble endeavour.”
“I have been working with this organisation for the past 3 years. When I think about the journey so far it’s been nothing less than a blessing. This is the divine grace of Swami Prabhupada that he gave me the opportunity to serve the society.”
This initiative completely changed me as a person. It gave me insight on how bringing happiness to others gives you just double the amount of joy. It gives me immense pleasure to see the how much the people enjoy a happy and nutritious meal.
By the grace of Srila Prabhupada, we have been successfully so far and will continue to be so with the peoples support.
I would end by saying that ‘ Feeding the needy is not a charity, it is our social responsibility.’
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