PRINCIPLES OF
LIVING VALMIKI DHARAM

 

  1. We believe in One Absolute God. "WOHI EK BRAHM", Bhagwan Valmik Ji.
  2. We meditate via reciting Bhajans
  3. We discard gambling, stealing and exploitation of the poor
  4. We abstain from clouding the mind
  5. We respect the individuality of others and their beliefs
  6. We stand for truth and our right to defend us
  7. Meditation has crucial importance. It is a means to know onself and learning how to change to enlightened the state of mind

 

 


Dadhyanmanurbhrgurasau Haripurvachandro
Bhismarjuna-Dhruva-Vasistha-Sukadayascha |
Prahlada-Narada-Bhagiratha-Visvakarma-
Valmikayo'tra chirachintyasubhabhidhanah ||

Rsi Dadhichi , Manu, Bhrgu, the truthful King Harischandra, the iron - willed Bhisma, Arjuna (the wielder of the famous bow Gandiva), Bhakta Dhruva, Rsi Vasistha, Sukadeva (son of Vyasa), Bhakta Prahlada ,Muni Narada, Bhagiratha (one who brought the Ganga from the Heaven to the Earth), Visvakarma (the first architect), Valmiki (the first poet)---all these sacred names are worth remembering for ever.

 

 

You always reside where :-
 people are not tired of listening to your biographical narrative.
 people are always desirous of seeing your divine appearance, where people have on their lips, only your name.
 people take their food only after they have offered them to you.
 people consider your lotus feet as their most sacred pilgrimage.
 teachers are respected.
 people are not under the perversions like lust, anger, attachment, greed etc.
 men consider women as their mothers and sisters other than their own wife.
 people become happy by seeing other's happiness and become a part in their sorrow.
 people overlook the others demerits and praise their good qualities.
 people are ready to face the most difficult situations and hardships, to serve the needy ones.
 people are thoughtful and truthful.
 people take refuge in your divine shelter leaving behind their castes, societies, families and all the luxuries
 people love and adore you by their thoughts, words and deeds.
 religious rites like offering food to the saints, homa-offering oblations to sacred fire), Tarpana (libation of water to the deceased ancestor) are performed daily.